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From: Tracy Phillips <tphilips@cedar.netten.net>
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Subject: Re: Commerical applications
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HOSOKAWA Tatsumi wrote:

> Some FreeBSD users in Japan have wrote, and are writing FreeBSD books
> and magazine articles (last year, people in jp.freebsd.org talked
> about what we lack, and the conclusion is that it's good books and
> localized documentation.  Japanese/Chinese sysinstall, Japanese
> Handbook, and Japanese online manual are the results of this
> discussion).  This is the list of Japanese books and magazines about
> FreeBSD published in the fourth quarter of 1996.
> 
> Sep.  1996, "All about FreeBSD" (about 40 pages) in "Software Design"
> Sep.? 1996, "FreeBSD Introduction Kit" (book)
> Oct.  1996, "Installing FreeBSD 2.1.5-RELEASE" (24 pages includs 13
>             color pages) in "UNIX User" (it's mine)
> Dec.  1996  "FreeBSD Power Guide" (book)
> 

> 
> Perhaps, now what people need is good English book about FreeBSD :-).


Being a new user to unix and FreeBSD i have done searches on all of the
search engines and most of the hits come from japanese sites.

if only i could read japenese i i think i would have a wealth of
information at my fingertips :(

Tracy Phillips
tphilips@cedar.netten.net