I have an idea for a book. I was focusing somewhere along the lines of "Debian GNU/Linux for Dummies". I was hoping for some feedback, since the book would cover setup and installation of the OS as well as "testing" and "unstable". Another aspect would be the fact I have installed it on x86 as well as an iMac and a March 2003 Powerbook which is having issues when upgrading to 10.2.8 of MacOS X but again, I can cover this as I have done it several times. Some ideas I was throwing around, were: * Debian Jr.. * Debian on the desktop. * List of things to do in Debian. (more suggestions may be necessary.) Finally, it is a "For Dummies" book and I have a couple of them and they are small, so the question is this: What should I cover? I thought about setting up and install on two archs and then focusing on adults and children who have never heard of Linux or maybe even NEVER powered up a computer before. I know my family would love to see a book like that. But that's just me. :-) Patrck -- -----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK----- Version: 3.12 GCS dpu s: a- C++++ UL P+ L++ E+++ W+++ N+++ o+ K+ w--- O---- M++ V-- PS PE Y+ PGP+++ t+++ 5+++ X+++ R++ tv+++ b++++ DI+++ D+++ G-- e* h! r--- y+ ------END GEEK CODE BLOCK------
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