> -----Original Message-----
> From: Adam Di Carlo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> Gregory Leblanc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Debian GNU/Linux installed, but this one seemed to be
> worthy of note.
> > Nowhere in this document is anything about actually getting
> Debian GNU/Linux
> > covered. If this is intended to be something that's
> distributed only with
> > Debian, then it would make sense, but I would place this
> document as one of
> > the prime locations for new users to Debian. I'd make
> question 1.5 into
> > "How do I get Debian GNU/Linux?" and have a short section
> pointing to the
> > rest of the documentation on that topic (which, while easy
> to find, is not
> > referenced here).
>
> Very good point. Should be in Section 1 perhaps. Do we need much
> more than a link to http://www.debian.org/distrib/ ? Woudl appreciate
> your thoughts on those questions.
Hey, I think I'm gonna like the Debian thing, people respond to my bug
reports... :-) I think just a sentence or two and a link to that page
would be just fine. As I said above, I would make it question 1.5, and
shift the rest of the section 1 questions "up" by one number. Later, and
thanks,
Greg
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