On Sunday 07 Mar 2004 1:06 pm, you wrote:
If i could get a hold of that sort of thing that would be great but would not
know where to start. Web accessible stuff would be fine though. What i want
is accurate stuff though not some of the junk out there that seems like some
guy has just guessed. Just want to get a lot of it together in one place .
Have already got all the LDP stuff on there. But a lot of that is getting
very outdated.
On Sunday 07 March 2004 12:55, Paul McClung wrote:
On Sunday 07 Mar 2004 12:35 pm, David McKelvie wrote:
Doesnt realy matter if they interest me what i want is to try and get a
good collection of docs that actualy work. For example trying to get a
USB adsl modem to work with mandrake I found about ten tutorials that
didnt work before findin one that did. Lookin for that sort of thing.
Tutorials to get that awkward piece of hardware to work or a doc that
gives you the commands you need for a program without tellin you the
history of it first.
That is an ambitious idea. Am I right in thinking that you want "third
party" documentation, rather than web accessible stuff from the suppliers
of the hard/software in question?
Anand
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