[gentoo-dev] The Gentoo Developer Handbook - Now with FREE* extra mojo!

[Tim Yamin]

Hi all,

You will be pleased to know that your friends at Gentoo Developer 
Relations [1] are now proud to release the Gentoo Developer Handbook, 
available on www.gentoo.org now:

	http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/devrel/handbook/handbook.xml

The Gentoo Developer Handbook is an effort to centralize Gentoo
Development Documentation into one easy-to-ready and easy-to-bookmark
set - simply put, we're making it sexy, groovy, and easy to munch all in
one bunch. Don't let the reviews fool you, get your copy now**!

"Outstandlingly written and compiled; giving both developers and users
the vital help they need with Gentoo ebuild Development!"
	- GWN.

"Pointing to and checking up on those vital Gentoo policies has never
been so easy before!"
	- Gentoo QA Team.

Some of you may already be familiar with certain parts; but don't worry:
reading more doesn't make you any less wise - so check all those
policies, and read up on the latest tips, whether on how to tame
repoman for that better CVS Commit Feeling Today or how to get
glittering ebuilds in just a few steps!

We're also proud to announce the Gentoo Etiquette Policy for developers.
Fully approved and specially formulated by Gentoo Developer Relations,
the guide aims to set standards on etiquette which we would expect from
nice people like you anyway...

As always; if you have any opinions or comments on the handbook then 
feel free to speak up.

Thanks!

[1] http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/devrel/

*  Batteries not included.
** While stocks and purple pixel paint lasts. Printed on eco-friendly
    XML.

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| Gentoo Linux Developer Relations
| Gentoo Linux X86 Core and Kernel Team
| Gentoo Security and GLSA Security Systems
| Gentoo Scientific and EDA Package Development