[FM Discuss] Introduction to the Command Line: authors wanted

[Jaysinh shukla]

On Wed, Jun 13, 2018 at 1:26 PM, Andy Oram <andyo at oreilly.com> wrote:

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Hello Andy,

    I read this book last year. I found the content was very much helpful
to me. I wrote a blog post reviewing this book that you can find here (
http://blog.jaysinh.com/book/review/2017/02/28/book-review-introduction-to-the-commandline.html).
During my reading, I found few mistakes. Because the book is open, I was
able to fix them myself. I observed the response to release those fixies is
weak. I have submitted an improvement since more than one year. Yet, those
improvements weren't released.

-- 

      Jaysinh :)
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