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["Beth Ellison" <leonardbernst55 AT hotmail.com>]

Morning Listy,

The Red Hat docs department is trying to create as much info for the box 
sets and/or our website as possible (not books for individual sale at Ye Ole 
Borders or anything like that). I posted a while back, asking "what do you 
think should be included in a good linux sys. admin. book" and got some very 
helpful suggestions, many of which are indeed going to be used. Our docs 
people met again Friday and it looks like we're creating three new books, 
possibly four (erf. Beth goes bug-eyed.), over the course of the next two 
years--Security, Developing for Linux, Home/Small Business-type System 
Administration, and (possibly) a Networking manual. If people respond to the 
home/small business sys. admin. book with "Yay! Now can we have more 
high-level sys. admin. info for Linux, please and thank you?" then there 
will be a fifth book.

Realizing that this is a list designed, primarily, for internet-worky types, 
I still know that a lot of you know a great deal about computer-related 
subjects other than the Internet. We have developed basic outlines for the 
first three books, and if you really want to see them say the word. 
Otherwise, if anyone feels so moved to just send me suggestions for topics 
that you think are vital/oft overlooked for any of these proposed manuals, 
it would be much appreciated. Writing to me offlist would probably be the 
politest thing to do, so them what aren't interested don't get a lot of 
email they don't want.

And in case you were wondering, the security book is the first one we plan 
to write, with the hope of having it done SOON.

Thanks very much for your time and happy flippin' Monday--
Beth

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