[gentoo-hardened] Hardened Documentation

[Sven Vermeulen]

As mentioned several months back I will start to contribute to the
Gentoo/Hardened project documentation-wise. There are a few questions that
immediately emerge in my head:

For installation documentation (i.e. install Gentoo/Hardened with SELinux,
with grsec, with ...), there are two possible roads to go. The first one is
to write and maintain separate installation guides [1]. This is the most
user-friendly approach but also the hardest to maintain.

The second one is to write and maintain an addenda-like guide. This is less
user-friendly but a lot more easy to maintain. I'd rather use this approach;
perhaps just initially to begin with and later on we can still think about
maintaining separate installation guides if you're not happy with the
results.

Apart from this, can I focus directly on servers or should I also take
workstations as possible target? I'm thinking about the various XFree/X.org
difficulties. 

Wkr,
      Sven Vermeulen

[1] Think http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/hardened/selinux/selinux-x86-install.xml

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