Some time ago, I translated the second version of Linux pocket guide with my friends. This book does not involve any kernel content. However, it is quite good for new Linux users to use it as a reference book at hand. :)
The following is the translator's sequence:
I attended a careertalk event yesterday and invited several guests to give some lectures on career planning. One of my predecessors emphasized the mindset (mentality) issue: when we were a common engineer, we wrote our report "I worked on ...", When we lead a team, we write "we worked on ...", We have been simply listing our own work. In fact, whether it is I or we, we should write "I identified ..., Icontributied ...", Emphasize our contributions and the impact of our work on others.
Looking back at myself, we seem to have been repeating similar scenarios: blog visits ..., I wrote ..., I wrote ..., How many lectures were held on philanthropy or non-philanthropy ,....... I have never or seldom considered myself to think about what my work has contributed to others and how many beneficial effects it has had.
Anyway, back to this book, I believe that it is fully capable of becoming the first step for everyone to enter Linux. I also believe that it will become a companion partner of many Linux enthusiasts, and I hope that in my future life, there won't be just one more "translation ...", However, there will be more translations... This allows Linux to help more people ".
Ren qiaowei
April 20, 2013 in Shanghai