\documentstyle[linuxdoc,makeidx]{book}

% some macros
\newcommand{\uguide}{{\em The\/ \linux\ Users' Guide\/}}
\newcommand{\ldpgs}{{\em Installation and Getting Started\/}}
\newcommand{\ldpsa}{{\em The\/ \linux\ System Adminstrator's Guide\/}}
\newcommand{\ldpng}{{\em The\/ \linux\ Networking Guide\/}}
% these two are so I can easily add \tm's or change the capitilization
\newcommand{\unix}{Unix}
\newcommand{\uslunix}{{\sc UNIX}}
% these are for my laziness
\newcommand{\eof}{\key{Ctrl-d}}
\newcommand{\ttindex}[1]{\index{#1@{\tt #1}}} % gives me a monospaced index
					      % entry in the correct
					      % alpha-order...

\author{Larry Greenfield} 
\title{The \linux\ Users' Guide}
\years{1993,1994}
\abstract{All you need to know to start using \linux, a free \unix\ 
  clone. This manual covers the basic \unix\ commands, as well as the
  more specific \linux\ ones. This manual is meant for the beginning
  \unix\ user, although it may be useful for more experienced users
  for reference purposes.}
% insert the next two when the document is ready:
\makeindex
%\makeglossary

\begin{document}

\pagenumbering{roman}

% title page
\maketitle

% copyright
\include{copyright}

% book conventions
\include{convntns}

% acks
\include{thanks}

% table of contents
\tableofcontents

% start the book
\pagenumbering{arabic}

% introduction (who should read this book, etc.)
% currently not great
\include{intro}

% what's unix?
% so-so
\include{unixinfo}

% introduction to Linux---starting, stopping, messages
% see for yourself..
% kff: this is what larry sent you just now:
\include{starting}

% introduction to the shell: commands, storing information
% mostly complete, then I bounce it off of a good proofreader for this sort
% of thing and see what he says
\include{shell}

% more advance shell stuff: piping, redirection, filters, more
% commands
% rewriting it now
\include{shell2}

% editing files with Emacs
% terrible. :^)
% Hey, who said that! :-)  -Karl
\include{emacs}

% variables of sorts---configuration
% not done, somebody should be doing it
\include{config}

% programs to play with
% ditto

% bugs, and what to do about them!
% ehhhh...
\include{errors}

% from here on, we're dealing with appendices
\appendix

% the GPL
\include{gpl}

% the LGPL
\chapter{The GNU Library General Public License}\label{GNU-LGPL} 
% don't have a copy

% bibliography
\include{bib}

% index
\printindex

\end{document}
