i think you misinterpret the intention of my OP.
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i understand the rationale that everything you really need is in the man pages and faq
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Im not trying to suggest a docmentation arms race, the cause for the volume and quality of docs for bsd as opposed to linux is quite explicit. Sorry i didnt make that clear enough.
In fact my original aim was for documents supportive to unix in general, that also ran parallel to openbsd-centric subjects such as networking and cryptography.
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iv found myself having to look a little closer to get usable supplementary information that is openbsd specific
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I realise i should have expanded on this statement further to avoid confusion, however the keyword here is 'supplementary'.
In fact, my steadfast opinion is that
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Howto documents can be used as preliminary information, but manpages speak the truth
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i thought it would be fun excerise to try and collate useful sources of documentation
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and as you very correctly put
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Maybe the documentation which is dredged up is correct; maybe it isn't.
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so i began this thread to ask the more experienced members on some proven recommendations
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Id like to hear of any documentation that has proved useful to the more experienced users out there.
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Again im sorry i didnt take the time to make my OP more clear, ill bear this in mind when posting in future.