If you need any help from a novice OACS'er intermediate Debian'er I
would be happy to help. I can do simple things such as put all the work
into a docbook, and test the guide. (I'll start by testing what you suggested)
In my opinion one should be able to, with any working debian intallation,
be able to apt-get install OpenACS and get a working version. Of course you
would have to include configuration into the install process, but as many
have stated, newbies spend most of thier time figuring out where files are/go
and a million other things that they will have to know anyway, but may not
want to focus on at this time. As i may have mentioned before _most_ of
what i know about Linux (from a user standpoint) I learned from installing ACS.
Is this a good thing or a bad thing? :P
