On Sat, 2006-04-01 at 16:14 -0600, Basil Copeland wrote:
I'm thinking that any Windows users thinking of installing Fedora
are
more adept at burning ISO's that you give them credit for.
Considering the flood of questions every release, I dont think so.
Providing good detailed documentation is not a question of credit but
guidance.
That said, while I wouldn't suggest any material changes to
what
you've posted for Windows, what about novice Linux users, who might be
working from a Linux distro, possibly even a live CD? I.e., how about
instructions for how to burn ISO's in Linux, especially for situations
where the CDROM is not automounted, and users may not have menu access
to a burner utility
Feel free to write such documentation and provide us. We want more
people to work on specific task based documents along with longer length
guides.
. I suppose I qualify as a semi-literate Linux user, and frankly I
was taken by surprise that FC5 no longer automounts removable media.
It does for me. What has changed is fixed media mounting. That is
documented in the package notes section in
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Docs/Beats/PackageNotes
Rahul