Here is an easy to read step-by-step guide utilizing a script based method for Debian GNU/Linux installations. It’s designed to be a starting point for Linux user groups or interested individuals to assist with all manner of Debian installations. It requires the new Debian installer and the included script results in a Gnome desktop. Customizing this simple script method allows for an endless diversity of packages and various system designs while maintaining 100% compatability with Debian repositories.
Script-based Debian install/config guide
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How about posting the actual article location??
There’s just this:
<quote>Welcome to my little corner of the web. Here you’ll find Linux information. Some bits useful…other bits useless.
This site is basic and that’s the way I like it…just the facts please. My Linux User Group BHLUG. Contact me.
Debian installation guide in OpenOffice.org format
Red Hat and Fedora update guide (a little old now) html or pdf
JDiskReport install guide jdiskreport
My public links</quote>
just read the debian_install_guide.sxw.
If you fail to understand that this document is what this article is all about perhaps you should go to a non tech-site like http://www.disney.com
Hehehe, right click on it save it to your /home, open OOo, click on ‘Open’, click on the article.
It’s a good thing that the Debian install guide is in accessible form. A large percentage of Windows users don’t have MS Word installed (because it’s quite expensive) but anyone with a net connection can download OpenOffice.org for free. Perhaps making it an AbiWord document (.abw) would have been even better idea, since AbiWord works better than OO.o in older computers.
…we need a “Report abuse” link on the actual articles, now… That’s 2 in one day. Wake up, people.
Is there anything else out there that reads OO.o files? 64Mb is a bit much for some people to grab over dodgy dial-up connections. Especially to read what is essentially text. Any chance of someone converting it to .rtf?
I know a lot of people already have OO.o, but not everyone.
Get an html or text version.