Re: Publishing an unofficial guide to Red Hat (fwd)

[Wade Hampton <whampton@staffnet.com>]

"Aaron D. Turner" wrote:
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> Wow.  Isn't this interesting...
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> From: "William Pollock, No Starch Press" <bill@nostarch.com>
> To: Rhlufaq@pobox.com
> Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2000 13:45:58 -0800
> Subject: Publishing an unofficial guide to Red Hat
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> Hello Aaron,
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> My name is Bill Pollock and I'm the Publisher at No Starch Press
> (http://www.nostarch.com).
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> I've just been reading through your Red Hat Linux User's FAQ as well
> as The Linux Knowledge Base Project and I'm wondering whether you
> would be interested in discussing the possibility of turning the
> RHLUFAQ into a book. (We publish The No B.S. Guide to Red Hat Linux 6
> but if such a book were to maintain the your Q&A format our author
> doesn't think that it would compete with his.)
Once the KB goes live, why not consider this!  I would love to 
help (and wrote a few of the docs).


> I'm also very curious about The Linux Knowledge Base Project and
> wondering how to find out more about it and its documentation
> efforts. We have recently announced a partnership with Linux Journal
> to publish Linux Journal Press and we're looking for appropriate
> titles to include in the series.
1.  book w/ RH user's FAQ, etc.
2.  book of linux standards
3.  book for CIO's on why to use linux (MBA-oriented)
4.  book on intro to C/C++ using linux?
5.  book with some output from the kb -- in 6 mos time?

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> I hope to hear from you. Please call (800-420-7240-- 9-5 PST) or
> email bill@nostarch.com at your convenience.
> 
> Best,
> 
> Bill
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