[GNU-linux-libre] Video guides for installing free distros

[Richard Stallman]

This seems like a good suggestion so I am passing it along.
Please don't use Youtube to post the results.

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Drº Stallman

Just for a better GNU

a suggestion...

Video install/s of gnu software like gnu os'es, librewrt and others to
complement documentation, so a somewhat video documentation install.

Why? Most developers make long documentation and for a novice configuring
might get tricky so its plain simpler to watch and see how an experienced
user installs the "gnu things".

A clean quick geeky video for each software install could be made by a
developer, a experienced user or a gnu community member on each release to
demonstrate how to do it, sometimes a experienced user/s have even better
ways of setup something people didn't notice by default.

This is a thing that lacks on almost all software organizations and
software people, for example on a gentoo, freebsd, unix and many others its
plain simpler to watch first in video how to install properly and then
documentation, i don't know how documentation is done too but nowdays
probably is faster talking and software writing the text documentation to
quickly finish it..

Now i will get back to reading one thousand hours to try out librewrt and
screw the first 1000 installs on testing, cant find a librewrt install
video.

Regards

P.S- http://www.gnu.org/help/gnu-bucks.html lolol lovely

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