Contributed by jose on from the for-newbies dept.
http://www.safehack.com/Textware/obsd/obsdinst.pdf
I have built this guide to use it my self.
This is a live docuement. Meaning I will be adding more to it.
Peace and I hope it will be usefull."
This is actually a fairly well put together installation doc, suitable for new users.
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By Juanjo () on http://blackshell.usebox.net/
http://alf.dyndns.ws/numero2/articulo03.php
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By Anonymous Coward () on
A Snapshot is a way to get the -current, I don't understand your question.
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Ask someone you know who has never installed any *nix, and see if they follow it.
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By Chad Stewart () cms@balius.com on mailto:cms@balius.com
On page 12 you take the reader from 3.4 to current. WHY? After all we don't want people who are new to OpenBSD and may not be very computer literate to be working on a system that may or may not boot when they are done or have other issues. I would suggest that new users stay with the current release+patches.
Maybe letting them know they could upgrade to current only if they are feeling daring and want to take the chance. Bleeding edge is after all just that. :)
-Chad-