I have just started to sell Arch Linux Beginners Guide booklets for the low price of £1.99 + P&P. Anyone interested in buying? See Software Care in my sig.
I've attached a couple of pictures of it..
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I have just started to sell Arch Linux Beginners Guide booklets for the low price of £1.99 + P&P. Anyone interested in buying? See Software Care in my sig.
I've attached a couple of pictures of it..
Please, please, PLEASE include the wireless page in the wiki with this book. It is never in any beginner's guide offline because people just copy the page.
smartboyathome said: Please, please, PLEASE include the wireless page in the wiki with this book. It is never in any beginner's guide offline because people just copy the page.
That's a great idea! I'll add that to it. I'll add it in the "Networking" section...
That's awesome, I would like to get my hands on one of those. Nice idea too cause sometimes it's kinda bothersome to be switching terminals just to read the beginner's guide while installing
Niiiceee. I really need one of these. As Rokurosv said, I don't like switching back and forth.
Do you plan on keeping these updated? (For example when, say, configuring X changes)
Oh and that reminds me, is there a section for proprietary video drivers? (NVidia, more specifically)
OutOfReach said: Niiiceee. I really need one of these. As Rokurosv said, I don't like switching back and forth.
Do you plan on keeping these updated? (For example when, say, configuring X changes)
Oh and that reminds me, is there a section for proprietary video drivers? (NVidia, more specifically) Yep there is but it is only small. You can see it here. Do you think I need to add the whole NVidia/ATI articles?
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Beginners_Guide#NVIDIA_Graphic_Cards
Maybe just on getting graphics working (a basic setup), and also perhaps a few tips on performance etc... Or a link to tips. It shouldn't be too long.