Yes, I think that a pdf book is irreplaceable. I think it will take a lot of efforts to organize the random pages in wiki although it's good for online searching and editing.
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Any word on when the printed book will be ready?
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The "beta" should be online here in a few more months. :) Where there was 'mid 2009', it changed to a few months, which changed to the beta will be online in a few months. I guess; we'll have to wait a few months :) Nothin new on alt.os.linux.slackware either. |
I agree that the book is definitely easier for people new to Slackware to dive in on rather than a long page of links or a wiki. I just hope the updates can be more frequent in the future.
Perhaps the wiki could have a complementing purpose. Rather than trying to teach a new user all of the basics, perhaps the wiki could just be a concise executive summary of new things/issues going on with Slackware. There are a lot of good SW threads on LQ, but a regularly updated executive summary of the WIG (what is going on) in Slackware would be nice. And no, I don't just mean the Changelog. Concise and organized and simple, simple, simple. |
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It's always easy to suggest something. Jump in and help, I'm sure it would be appreciated by everyone. :hattip: EDIT: You might want to look at 'Linux Wiki > Slackware'. You could create or modify something that is linked on Slackware to point to your help or contribution(s). |
Actually there also is the slightly more up-to-date http://slackwiki.org/. Which already has a bunch of Slackware related articles. I think the lqwiki has mostly links, which is nice, but I personally check slackwiki when I need a push.
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The LQWiki Slackware FAQ is up to date. I've been maintaining it.
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Any update on mid-2009 publication date?
I have been planning on it to see if Linux might provide an alternative for Win 98. |
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Plus Slackware Book(beta): http://slackbook.org/beta/#id342781 Printed copy is probably a long way off. HTH! |
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