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From: Dean N. <di...@ti...> - 2003-09-03 01:34:52
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>> >>If you want, I can probably do this. I have written several technology >>white papers before. I would just need to know about how long you would >>want it, and if there were any features you wanted highlighted. (For >>example, I would not be the person to talk about the OpenMOSIX.) > >Now it gets even better. >Why don't you 2 write that thing and I answer all the questions you have. >Then I can concentrate my time more on developing stuff, just add me as a >co-author. ;-) I could think of several different types of articles: o An "announcement" of DL 1.0, what it is, and what has changed since the 0.5 release. This would be a 10,000 foot view of DL. o An installation writeup describing a basic two nic, NAT, DHCP, Firewall setup (using Bruce's scripts, of course!). o A DL advocacy paper, describing the problem it solves and why people should use it. These are all different types of articles - and I see all three of these types all the time. Which would does everybody think we should use? Also, I am comfortable using two different writing styles - a standard serious style, or a lighter style which might include comments like "Its a home firewall! Its a Business firewall! No, wait - its two, two firewalls in one!". Any objection to the later style? Dean Nedelman TimeLord Consulting |