Hi, all, I'm a Solaris installation writer. I can help by providing editorial reviews. Barbara Lundquist
barbara.lundquist at sun.com Michelle Olson wrote On 05/11/07 14:51,: > Hi, > > Gueven Bay wrote On 05/10/07 01:38,: > > my proposal to make easy and fun to watch trainings(in multi-media > form) for free about (Open)Solaris makes full sense : The guy at work > has not the "power" to read all docs.sun.com but he will watch the > training videos. > > enthusiastic +1 > As a leader of the Docs community, I could not agree more. I copy docs > mail list here. We can get a Project set up or I can get you a Wink > template, MikeP can you help here? --Let's throttle this critically > important work. > > We have videos for install, zfs, dtrace, zones, and docbook, but that > is it, lots of room to grow and Docs community will fully support you > in this effort. It is priority #1 for me and I need your help. See > http://opensolaris.org/os/community/documentation/ for videos and > new-to-solaris info we have so far (these are not crappy presos you > can't hear or see, they rock) and we can start on your new list of > future videos right away: > > What is a Terminal? > SUN coreutils and GNU coreutils: the differences > So, you want to code the SUN libc from scratch, grrl? > Coding scripts portable between GNU Bash and KSH > Fixing that Backspace Key > Ksh and the coming Ksh93: differences from Bash > Implementing relevant shell scripts in Ksh > > Let's get on with it, who else wants to help? > > Regards, > Michelle > OpenSolaris Doc Community Leader > > > > > > > > Gueven Bay wrote On 05/10/07 01:38,: > >> Yes, there are differences. And these diffs have good reasons. AND I >> don't want to "remove" these diffs. >> >> I want that they stay so, because just for one (and important) >> example the people working on and with (Open)Solaris have their >> skills to administer and use and these skills should also work in the >> future. >> >> BUT I see that today many people are just stuck in the Linux land and >> for one or the other reason cannot jump easily(!) today into >> (Open)Solaris. >> >> I thought that one of the first answers to my first post would be a >> link to the thousands page of docs about Solaris (docs.sun.com, one >> of the slowest websites I used). Maybe a boy(girl) in school or >> university can find the time and chance to work through this >> documentation set page for page. >> But consider someone in work who uses (or have to use) Linux: he will >> never have the time to learn (Open)Solaris. >> >> Add to this above the reason why SUN makes these "projects": To get >> more users, community, developers in fast time so they can make money >> on them one way or another, my proposal to make easy and fun to watch >> trainings(in multi-media form) for free about (Open)Solaris makes >> full sense : The guy at work has not the "power" to read all >> docs.sun.com but he will watch the training videos. >> >> >> This message posted from opensolaris.org >> _______________________________________________ >> opensolaris-discuss mailing list >> opensolaris-discuss at opensolaris.org >> >> > _______________________________________________ > docs-discuss mailing list > docs-discuss at opensolaris.org -- Barbara Lundquist Sun Microsystems Information Products Technical Writer Phone: 650-786-0339, x80339 Email: barbara.lundquist at sun.com
