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In all honesty, I use the arch manual to troubleshoot all distros. It is well written and has the info you need and no more.
- Jack Riddle
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  My steps for looking up something are usually
  
  Check the arch wiki
  
  Check the gentoo wiki
  
  Search for something related to my own distro
  
  Search for anything else
  
  Cry
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    Start preparing your soul to reading Linux from scratch
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      Compile shit yourself with custom made templates while crying and praying this n-th time make will NOT throw a dependency error.
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        Learn programming, write your own (hacky) solution
        
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        Learn better programming, write your own proper solution, submit patch to maintainer
        
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        Learn even better programming, have a handful of jr devs write the feature so you can knock off for a beer.
        
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        Make a lot of money working for the highest bidder and spiral into alcoholism.

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