On Wednesday 07 December 2005 05:26 pm, Josh King wrote: > So, the question is still open. What is "all the Debian-related material > we all wish for"? At least in your view? I've received several inputs on > this, both on and off this list. Its given us a good direction to start > with, but I'd like to be able to define an end goal with all of this. > > Obviously, Debian-Administration is quite capably handling the high end > and the docs cover all a developer would ever wnt to kow to get started. > So, at least from what I see, the holes may be in the new users realm.
Yep, taking care of common new user problems is a clear hole to fill. But I expect you to have something in mind as well -- something of your own that has motivated you to create a new Debian site. It's good to poll for new ideas, but you need to have your own independent thoughts based on your own experience. Otherwise you are just duplicated existing material. Anyway, I'd love to see not just docs for new users but configuration software that plays an active role in plugging the holes. Don't just give me better things to read (although that's great), give me a tool that finds and fixes problems. Andy -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
