First of all (repeating myself again): there is a lot of documentation out there (already mentioned multiple times in this thread) how you can build debs quickly. Also, Debian tutorials are <i>Debian</i> tutorials and they should serve Debian primarily and not some third-party, but still you have all documentation on Debian wiki (and also manpages of specific packages) - you just need to do a bit of search.<p>Second: saying that Debian&#x27;s tutorials are less useful because they have specific goal of high quality - makes me really sad. Debian is community and not corporation, so to see that community has higher standard then any corporation should be praised. Also Debian&#x27;s packaging evolved over 20+ years by thousands of hackers (experts in their field) all over world in their unique collaboration. I am sure this should be taken as a pride that you can go on net an read such tutorials.<p>And really, if someone thinks he is technical but can&#x27;t read few pages of <i>not</i> so demanding tutorial, then problem is in them because in software world you evolve every day and need to read and code a lot to keep a pace. Only problem that you could say is that maybe isn&#x27;t that fun to read (because Debian wikis are old school so the sentences stretch through entire screen while today&#x27;s web is focused on centering all which makes it a bit easy to read and so on).