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Linux@lemmy.ml • 3 years ago

debian has a package for the FAQ on anarchy, so you can read this massive document in your debian installation, offline.

packages.debian.org

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debian has a package for the FAQ on anarchy, so you can read this massive document in your debian installation, offline.

packages.debian.org

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Debian -- Details of package anarchism in buster

packages.debian.org

Exhaustive exploration of Anarchist theory and practice

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On MATE it shows up under the Education menu. There is also a package for the fortune app, fortune-anarchism.

plocate anarchism /usr/share/applications/anarchism.desktop /usr/share/doc/anarchism /usr/share/doc/anarchism/markdown/

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