> Thanks a lot I found it... they ought to really list it on the front ... oh
> well
> Anybody got some good links on where to get free linux books (download) or
> documentation projects that are not too broad. I've already got the LNAG,
www.oreilly.com
They have a lot of their books online.
> MUO, and Que's special edition running linux. Maybe we can organize a list
> of free downloadable books, any addidtions would be great (but remember not
This is one of those "we"s where you want someone else to do it :-)
> just anything - up to date and for newbies -more or less) Tell me what you
> think...
..that documentation for pretty much anything having to do with Linux is
available on the web.
> You guys really need to redo your homepage and make it more friendly to
> people considering to get LM, and use mandrakeforum.com as the main site
> for news and stuff. But while you're at it you must keep your page more up
> to date, I mean imagine what a prospective buyer thinks if he hears that
> 7.2 has been released and that it's absolutely fabulous; then he goes to
> your page for more info and according to you 7.1 is the latest ...
Remaining informed is somewhat a pre-requisite for making
critical statements like this, no? I guess not.
It's been clearly stated here and elsewhere that 7.2 is just
now being made available in any form other then the beta form. Thus,
the Mandrake website (which is typically VERY much up to date) is
reflecting the current situation quite well.
> Oh yeah... and you guys at Mandrakesoft should really consider selling the
> distro (in all forms) yourself, I'd gladly (And I've heard other people say
> this) pay more if I knew that it was going to the development...
Where are you getting your information? While I've got some problems with
what's available, Mandrake is available in more forms than you can shake a
stick at. Choose the package you want and buy one. That website you were
criticizing has lots of information on all the packages.
Cheers --- Larry
