Re: what next?

[Justin Couch <couch@ccis.adisys.com.au>]

Niall Richard Murphy wrote:

> I would argue for a "specific task" approach. IE: prepare answers
> to common questions as
> 
> . How do I make my web server go faster?
> . How do I make mysql answer selects() faster?
> . How do I make my samba go faster?

Agreed.
 
Also suggest we have a page somewhere of docs that we think should be
written but haven't got someone assigned to/started. A sort of todo
list. 

So, some theoretical titles (How do I make Mindcraft tests go better?)
and structure of the docs could be good too.

In reading through some of the linux-doc archives, we should possibly be
looking at different classes of machines too. 

Standard - single CPU, < 128MB RAM
Small Server - dual CPU < 128MB RAM
Big - 4 CPUs
Extreme 8+ CPUs

For example, people coming to look at the site might also want to find
out what sort of machine is best suited for a particular task too. No
point having an 8 CPU box for file serving on a LAN with only 20 people
for example.

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