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takeda64 posted a new comment:
Actually he's right about the documentation. Why Linux doesn't have a
good one?

Take look at the one that FreeBSD has: http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en/books/handbook/
It's organized clearly (you can easily guess which section you should read to figure out your issue), every concept is clearly explained (each chapter has an introduction explaining the jargon used). Also they try to not be a bunch of HowTos but more like an actual book with examples and illustrations.

I would call FreeBSD harder to learn (everything is disabled by default,
for example to get an X working you really have to set it up yourself),
but actually they explained it so well that any beginner could do it
(granted he or she will bother to read the instructions).

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