My second suggestion is still related to Documentation.
I would highly recommend that you proof-read your manuals before it goes to
print.
One example. I have the 'Install Guide' w/ Mandrake 7.0. If you guys have
time check this out.
See page 43, Section 6.4 Installation or Upgrade. It states '...you will
have to choose Install if you are installing Linux for the first time on
your machine (or if you simply want to reinstall an existing installation
over it), ........(figure 6.4)'.
Now look at figure 6.4 (page 44)...look closely on the lower part of the
figure. The text says 'Choose "Install" if there are no previous versions
of Linux installed, or if you wish to use multiple distributions or
versions.'
Now, I'm sure all of you would agree that 'to reinstall an existing
installation over it' is completely different from 'to use multiple
distributions or versions'.
A newbie is a newbie and newbie's can easily get confused because they are a
newbie :)
edison
________________________________________________________________________
Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
