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Sudo apt install -install-recommends winehq-staging Sudo apt install -install-recommends winehq-devel Sudo apt install -install-recommends winehq-stable Select your Debian version and download the WineHQ sources file: Sudo wget -O /etc/apt/keyrings/winehq-archive.key

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If your system is 64 bit, enable 32 bit architecture (if you haven't already): I you need the ARM version, you can use the Debian packages. The WineHQ repository only offers packages for AMD64 and i386. Should a newer version of Wine give problems, it is also possible to install an older version of your choice. To make installing the latest version of Wine as easy as possible, WineHQ has its own Debian repository. Of files, directories, and the command line is required.Translations of this page: 简体中文 NederlandsĪlthough Debian offers its own Wine packages, these are often several versions behind. Most important commands of a Debian system. The Debian GNU/Linux Reference Card provides a list of the Separate package (same name as the original package, but endingĭebian GNU/Linux Reference Card Reference cards are very short summaries of a certain (sub)systemĪnd usually list the most common commands on a single piece of That larger programs' documentation is typically provided in a Those directories include configuration examples. Lot of these files in the /usr/share/doc/ subdirectories README files README files are simple textįiles describing a single item, usually a package. Info pages are available through the info Information of the program itself, options and example usage. Repository of all manpages available in Debian is online: info files Many GNU software is documented through infoįiles instead of manpages. They usually aren't meant for beginners, butĭocument all features and functions of a command.

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Reference manuals made available through the manĬommand.

Manpages Traditionally, all Unix programs are documented with If you have checked the above resources and still can't find answers to your questions or solutions to your problems regarding Debian, take a look at our support page. The following documents include quicker, shorter instructions: Read the Debian Project History Other (shorter) Documents

Guide for database using package maintainers.

Name and/or links to the online versions.

Packages in fact, most of the manuals on the website are extracted from Many of the manuals listed here are available both online and in Debian Additionally, several user-oriented manuals written for Debian GNU/Linux are available as printed books.

Other (shorter) Documents: Please also check the list of shorter instructions.įor a complete list of Debian manuals and other documentation, please visit the Debian Documentation Project page.

Additionally, there is a separate FAQ about Debian CD/DVD images, answering all sorts of questions about installation media. Debian-related questions are answered in the Debian FAQ. FAQs: We have compiled several documents answering frequently asked questions.they offer detailed and practical advice about the way to do something.

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HOWTOs: Like the name indicates, the HOWTO documents describe how to do a particular thing, i.e.

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Choose a manual below for its package name and/or links to the online versions. In fact, most of the manuals on the website are extracted from their respective Debian packages.

A lot of manuals listed below are available both online and in Debian packages.

Manuals: Those guides resemble books, because they comprehensively describe major topics.

Basically, the documents are sorted into these categories: Most of the documentation included in Debian was written for GNU/Linux in general, but there is also some documentation written specifically for Debian. Print the Debian GNU/Linux Reference Card Manuals

Debian Wiki: official Debian wiki and a good source of information for newcomers.

Release Notes: usually published with Debian updates, aiming at users upgrading the distribution.

Debian Reference: a terse user guide, focussing on shell commands.

Later, you might want to go through these documents: Will probably answer many questions and help you work with your new Debian If you are new to Debian we recommend you start with the following two guides:ĭo have these at hand when you make your first Debian installation, it This page contains a collection of links, leading to installation guides, HOWTOs, FAQs, release notes, our Wiki, and more. The Debian project is making every effort to provide all users with good documentation in an easily accessible form. Creating a high-quality free operating system also includes writing technical manuals which describe the operation and use of programs.