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From Issue #127
November 2004

Nov 01, 2004  By Nick Moffitt
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Packages of tla are available for most GNU/Linux distributions. Users of Debian should already find tla packages in the main distribution or in the backports collections at backports.org. Gentoo users will find tla in the portage collection. Users of RPM-based distributions can find packages on the GNU Arch Wiki at wiki.gnuarch.org.

wiki.gnuarch.org/moin.cgi/Getting_20Arch: information on downloading and installing Arch.

gnuarch.org/#Gnu-arch: the official page for GNU Arch.

wiki.gnuarch.org/moin.cgi/Quick_20Introduction: a quick introduction to Arch.

wiki.gnuarch.org/moin.cgi/Arch_20Recipes: recipes for common operations with Arch.

gnuarch.org/revctl-intro.html: Tom Lord's explanation of revision control.

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