GNU/Linux Desktop Survival Guide by Graham Williams
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Bugs

If you find a problem with your system and think it might be a bug, use the reportbug package to check it out. This package will allow you to view bugs recorded against packages and also allow you to add a new bug report to the Debian bug reporting system.

Otherwise visit the Debian email lists at http://lists.debian.org/ and search for the problem there. The advice one gets here is generally of high quality.

In the following sections I identify a number problems or issues that I've not yet resolved for some of my installations.