[kde-linux] Users guide to KDE?

[Dale]

Kevin Coonan wrote:
> There seems to be a notable lack of consumer and non-hardcore Linux 
> hacker documentation for KDE, esp. in the standard print/e-book (e.g. 
> O'Reilly) distribution channels.  If you walk into your local book 
> store you see guides to some other OS/UI's abound (e.g. Windows Vista 
> for Dummies/Idiots/Power users).  While some may be happy w/ in line 
> comments from the source code, or a man entry, there are many more 
> potential users who would see this as a sign that they are not about 
> to jump off the end of the earth . . .
>
> Anyone think this is an issue?  Seems like it would help move both 
> end-users and business decision makers from proprietary platforms.
>
> -- 
> Kevin M. Coonan, M.D.
> kevin.coonan at gmail.com <mailto:kevin.coonan at gmail.com>


I agree that documentation is lacking a lot with Linux but it is very 
hard for them to keep up.  Linux seems to change very quickly unlike M$ 
who just sells the same "stuff" for several to many years.  It just 
seems to me that more people want to program than document things.

Care to volunteer?  That may help, especially if you can get a lot of 
people to come with you.

Dale

:-)  :-)