Cyril Brulebois <[email protected]> (2014-08-07):
> since this book was featured on a library display case, I finally looked
> into it. :)
> 
> A few comments follow:
>  - I think it'd be fair to remove Joey as d-i coordinator, myself as X
>    coordinator, and probably mention Steve by name as debian-cd guy.
>  - “mandataire à antémémoire” is really awful. As a former l10n guy
>    I understand you're trying to stick to toubonnais-approved terms but
>    I felt hit by a truck with that one. Amusingly enough “serveurs
>    proxy/cache” appear a few pages later. ;)
>  - I mentioned on IRC I wasn't sure about /dev/hd* vs. /dev/sd* but
>    squeeze release notes indeed mention “5.1.1. Migration of disk
>    drivers from IDE to PATA subsystem” so I'm now convinced it happened
>    that long ago. ;)
>  - There's linux-headers-* and linux-image-* but no linux-images-*.
>  - Spotted another typo: “plus personne de maintient SWAT” (de→ne).
>  - There's a section about rsync where dirvish suddenly pops up. Maybe
>    I missed something but I guess you wanted to have a dirvish section
>    starting with an rsync description instead?
> 
> I only skimmed through the book (didn't reach the end yet) but I really
> like the style/approach you used. Thanks, that seems to be a very nice
> reference book (heh, that's its purpose!), even for longtime Debian
> members. :)

A few other things which might need updating at some point:
 - chromium is no longer exactly the new kid on the block.
 - virtualbox is no longer in main (after wheezy).
 - I think the Firefox issue is misrepresented: isn't that about
   trademark and not about non-free licensing?
 - in the debsums part, apt-get --reinstall -d install can be replaced
   with apt-get download, which is a bit more straightforward than the
   option dance (I guess it was borrowed from aptitude).

Mraw,
KiBi.

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