Humble suggestion for the archer community :)

Hi Archers...

Would be nice if Arch had a Book like Slackware has... I know the ArchWiki is very rich, but its whole knowledge is scattered thru several posts... several threads...

Would be nice for an Arch n00b like me, if all the knowledge was centralized in a single source...

An ArchBook...


BRGDS

Alex

Originally Posted by Alexvader Hi Archers... Would be nice if Arch had a Book like Slackware has... I know the ArchWiki is very rich, but its whole knowledge is scattered thru several posts... several threads... Would be nice for an Arch n00b like me, if all the knowledge was centralized in a single source... An ArchBook... BRGDS Alex

http://www.amazon.com/Arch-Linux-Han.../dp/1448699606

The problem with a comprehensive ArchLinux book is that it would be out of date the minute it hit the shelves, but this one has it close (uses the 2009.08 release).

Just to note, that book is the Beginner's Guide in print, which is kept pretty up to date.