If I were to make a maemo for dummies book. I want to keep it plain and simpe and the easiest explanation for the most important things... what opinions on what should be told in the book??(Hypothetical)
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What pops into my mind at this hour, for whatever reason, is this:

One thing I sometimes come across on talk.maemo.org (TMO) is questions about porting some proprietary (closed source) program or game to maemo.

Therefor, a brief explanation of architecture (x86 vs arm), binaries/source code, proprietary/Free Open Source Software (FOSS), would possibly be appropriate, in my humble opinion.

Point them to the Wiki

maemo for dummies:

http://wiki.maemo.org/Category:Beginners

lol if the book was to be like the wiki it would be hard to find, hard to navigate and half complete

Seriously it could be a good idea if it was well thought out. A lot of it can be found in the wiki - but having it well written and easy to navigate would be a bonus

Are you thinking maemo, or maemo 5? - could be a big subject if the first

The Maemo 4 Dummies is on the 9th edition already guys..

People who dismiss the idea of Maemo for Dummies could use a dummies book for themselves, especially those who moan and whinge about users who don't RTFM!!!!

Then they are the first to debunk the idea of users actually buying an FM.

(this message is not directed at the hilarious Maemo for Dummies illustration)

i would like to have an easy instuction to maemo 5. the wiki and the forum here is sometimes very disturbing. i had about ten trys for overclocking my device .

Yes still putting stuff together. It seems like a great idea. Opinions are greatly appreciated. Im working with friends on structure and organization. Havent been around for a while on here, but still love Maemo. For coding and such, Meego will be the same right? Such as x term and all that?

wheres the link to this website??