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Subject: Would this be useful?
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Hi list, this is my first message here, but I'll get to the point;
I really like writing documentation for the installation of OSs sometimes, and 
I think a lot of newbies to *NIX find  Free BSD hard to install, the same 
people think that way about Slackware Linux too, and I did write a nice 
tutorial on Slackware that was step by step, and even told you how many times 
to push which button to install it. 

I'v been thinking about writing one for Free BSD that would go through an 
install step by step, and make it as easy as the other I did. Would this 
maybe help people or be a waste of time?
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