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Joel Ray Holveck wrote:
> 
>  > What we really need is a FreeBSD equivalent of a VW repair manual I used to
>  > use called, "How to keep you VW alive, A step-by-step guide for the
>  > complete idiot."  A magazine about FreeBSD would also be nice. Hell, even
>  > Byte and PC (what-ever-it's-called) has toned down their fawning over
>  > microsloth and started reporting about Linux.
> 
> FreeBSD For Dummies?  The Idiot's Guide to FreeBSD?  Or, if we want to
> get a little more advanced, FreeBSD Kernel Internals For Dummies?
> 

Sounds good to me. I like the Dummies books :-)

Andrew Perry
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