On 13 February 2013 19:29, Ralf Mardorf <ralf.mardorf@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi :) > > is there an up to date handbook, beginner's guide or even better the > Wiki available as PDF? I already found outdated PDFs. > > Languages: English and/or German > > I experienced it as very helpful, when installing a *NIX and having a > handbook available on a tablet PC. I don't have Internet access for the > tablet PC, I only can transmit a PDF by USB. > > Regards, > Ralf > > PS: Pardon, by accident I send this message to > arch-general-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxx first. > > As some already commented, Arch moves too fast for it to really be feasible to create a handbook. Also, take in account the fact the we have recently gone through various important changes (migrating to systemd for example), so every handbook or guide you manage to find is probably going to be quite outdated. What you can do, is to open the wiki pages you want and print them as PDF files. Although even the wiki is outdated on some points, it will definitely be of great help when installing a new system. Cheers! *Manuel Olguín Muñoz* * * Computer Engineering Student at Universidad de Chile<http://www.uchile.cl/english> 1st Degree Black Belt in Songahm Taekwondo. Member of Free Culture Universidad de Chile <http://www.cluch.cl/> and the School of NonViolence <http://escueladelanoviolencia.blogspot.com/>. "*No importa en que bando te hayan puesto los acontecimientos; lo que importa es que comprendas que tú no has elegido ningún bando.*" ~ *Silo*
