seems to be they have no idea as to how to go about trouble
shooting their Debian system, after installing.
So any way, this is or was , a good place to start
https://wiki.debian.org/TroubleShooting
Many do not even know where to look for the logs.The best way you can learn about your Debian system is to fix your own problems whenever possible. A lot of people have trouble figuring out where to get started looking for answers. Here are some of the first things you should look for.
I was a good place to start, but I am not so sure now,
because I am noticing it is rather out of date:
So I am not sure how use full it is any more.g (last modified 2014-02-17 22:34:33)
My technical skills and knowledge about the newer debian 8 and debian 9
is extremely limited, if any one has some suggestions on what needs to be
added, to make it more up to date, it would be appreciated, other wise, I will
just have to practice what I preach, and do some searches,etc, before updating it. And it will take considerably more time.
I am also going to work on a Spanish translation, I just now noticed there is none.
Thanks