FootNotes reports that the GNOME Installation Guide has been updated
Initially the GNOME Installation Guide was written to help unfamiliar users install a stable GNOME system that includes more than the default applications. It teaches readers how to compile GNOME on their own instead of installing precompiled packages. It also covers installation of extra GNOME programs, both those hosted by the GNOME project and those which are not. Today - although still really be usable - it's a special kind of documentation.Read more
