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 ===== Intended Audience ===== ===== Intended Audience =====
  
-FIXME+Slackware is a powerful, Intel-based distribution that can be configured to be a stable workstation, an efficient server, and anything you really want it to be. It is stable, secure, and functional. 
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 +This is to get you started with Slackware. It will not cover every little thing about the system, but it will introduce you to what is included and how to get yourself off the ground. You may even find later that it can be a good reference. But in all cases, it is a handy guide for most every part of the system. 
  
 ===== Why A New Slackware Book? ===== ===== Why A New Slackware Book? =====
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   - Introduction to Slackware   - Introduction to Slackware
-  - [[slackware:install|Installation]]+  - [[slackbook:install|Installation]]
   - [[slackbook:booting|Booting]]   - [[slackbook:booting|Booting]]
   - [[slackbook:shell|Basic Shell Commands]]   - [[slackbook:shell|Basic Shell Commands]]
   - [[slackbook:bash|The Bourne Again Shell]]   - [[slackbook:bash|The Bourne Again Shell]]
   - [[slackbook:process_control|Process Control]]   - [[slackbook:process_control|Process Control]]
-  - The X Window System+  - [[slackbook:xwindow_system|The X Window System]]
   - [[slackbook:cups|Printing]]   - [[slackbook:cups|Printing]]
   - [[slackbook:users|Users and Groups]]   - [[slackbook:users|Users and Groups]]
-  - Filesystem Permissions +  - [[slackbook:filesystem_permissions|Filesystem Permissions]] 
-  - Working with Filesystems+  - [[slackbook:working_with_filesystems|Working with Filesystems]]
   - [[slackbook:vi|vi]]   - [[slackbook:vi|vi]]
   - [[slackbook:emacs|Emacs]]   - [[slackbook:emacs|Emacs]]
   - [[slackbook:network|Networking]]   - [[slackbook:network|Networking]]
   - [[slackbook:wifi|Wireless Networking]]   - [[slackbook:wifi|Wireless Networking]]
-  - Basic Networking Utilities +  - [[slackbook:basic_networking_utilities|Basic Networking Utilities]] 
-  - Package Management +  - [[slackbook:package_management|Package Management]] 
-  - Keeping Track of Updates+  - [[slackbook:tracking_updates|Keeping Track of Updates]]
   - The Linux Kernel   - The Linux Kernel
  

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