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@@ -24,6 +24,8 @@ shepherd for Debian, to the point that shepherd runs now on my main hosts. Below
 
 ## Installing shepherd on Debian Bookworm
 
+The following instructions are safe, they won't delete your existing init system, just renaming some binaries like /sbin/{halt,reboot,poweroff}, see below. 
+
 ### Installing guile-3.0
 
 Bookworm packages guile-3.0.8. This may work, but my tests have been done with a more recent version, 
@@ -94,6 +96,8 @@ You install with:
 
 ### Installing shepherd-0.10.2
 
+This is the real init engine. Care has been taken with the Debian alternatives system to not clobber   your original /sbin/halt, /sbin/reboot and /sbin/poweroff by renaming them as /sbin/halt.orig-init, /sbin/reboot.orig-init and /sbin/poweroff.orig-init. 
+ 
 The packages are below:
 
 amd64:
@@ -192,7 +196,7 @@ in package shepherd-debian for other useful information.
 
 ## Using shepherd with Mate
 
-If you use Mate, you may want to use these packages, see README.elogind.
+If you use Mate, you may want to use these packages, see [[README.elogind]] and the patches: [[login1.patch]] [[udisk2.patch]].
 
 amd64: