And it’s not even the docs but the arch wiki, which has become an absolute treasure of concise-yet-extensive guides for running all manner of gnu/linux software, geared toward the modestly capable user.
the arch wiki is so great, a systemd archwiki page helped me fix a sysvinit issue on devuan (had to convert some weird service into a sysvinit compatible one)
I’m a simple nerd. I see someone actually reading the docs, I upvote.
Arch Wiki has helped me many times even when I wasn’t using Arch
I was referring to it’s pages for years under ubuntu and it’s constant helpfulness was certainly part of the reason that I switched to arch.
And it’s not even the docs but the arch wiki, which has become an absolute treasure of concise-yet-extensive guides for running all manner of gnu/linux software, geared toward the modestly capable user.
I get what you mean, but the arch wiki is bacically the docs for arch…
And a lot of other distros, now that I think about it… :P
the arch wiki is so great, a systemd archwiki page helped me fix a sysvinit issue on devuan (had to convert some weird service into a sysvinit compatible one)