We should have a "Contributions" section of this forum

Originally Posted by sahko 5) The only piece of user official documentation Arch media comes with is the Installation Guide. Have you ever heard of anyone who was able to install it using this document? Most people dont even read it...

I found the official Arch installation guide to be a little too verbose to really be useful. Their Beginner's Guide though, is excellent. I used it to install and configure Arch:
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Beginners%27_Guide
I don't know how official the beginner's guide is.

Seems I forgot to mention one of the most helpful resources of information for Slackware: Alien Bob's Slackware Wiki.

Yup, Alien_Bob's wiki has been my "unofficial" Slackware bible.
Just because no one else has mentioned it, and because it has been a valuable resource for me, I would like to mention Woodsman's site:
http://humanreadable.nfshost.com/sdeg/
I also agree that that the README's, and the stuff in /usr/doc/ are a valuable and often overlooked resource. One of the great things about Slackware is that most of the documentation you will ever need is already there on your computer!

Hi,

Originally Posted by gargamel Seems I forgot to mention one of the most helpful resources of information for Slackware: Alien Bob's Slackware Wiki. In fact, I think, this is the kind of thing the OP had in mind. gargamel

I think Alien Bob's wiki has been mentioned several times in the thread.

Originally Posted by onebuck Hi, I think Alien Bob's wiki has been mentioned several times in the thread.

Yes, but only after I did in the post you quote. At least, no URL or clickable hyperlink was given before, in this thread. That's why I thought, it might be useful to mention it explicitly.

Other posters seemed to have gotten the same idea, just a little later.

gargamel