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Re:[Xen-devel] Writing a Xen book




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> Date: Fri, 24 Mar 2006 10:20:30 -0500
> From: "Matt Frye" <mattfrye@xxxxxxxxx>
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> Hi,
> I realize this is not a support list and apologize for the
> interruption.  I am currently working on a book about Xen and am
> looking for community contacts who can assist me with questions,
> understanding, etc.  Are there any Xen community ambassadors?
>
> Regards,
> Matt Frye

Matt,

can you reveal a little more information about the book, e.g., publisher, table of content, description etc.

The reason that you send this to the developer list (which seems necessary in this case) also reveals the fact that Xen is in constant re-newal. It is a great challenge to write such a book in a forward-looking way so that it is actually valuable once published by being still accurate.

I suspect that there are multiple people that are thinking of writing a book about Xen and it might be helpful to synchronize or even bundle the efforts to get the best value for the readers.

Thanks

Reiner
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