17. Credits

I would like to thank the many people who assisted with corrections and suggestions. Their contributions have made this work far better than I could ever have done alone. Especially I would like to thank, in order of appearance:

• First of all Kenneth E. Harker <>, from his page Linux on Laptops I have included much material into this HOWTO, but didn't always quote him verbatim.
• The other HOWTO authors from the LINUX DOCUMENTATION PROJECT - LDP.
• The members of the Linux/IrDA Project.
• The members of the Linux-Laptop Mailing List.
• The members of the Debian-Laptop Mailing List.
• The visitors and contributors of my LiLAC - Linux with Laptop Computers pages.
• David Hinds, the maintainer of the PCMCIA-CS package.
• Frank Schneider <>.
• Stefan Martig <>.
• Michele Andreoli, maintainer of muLinux.
• Klaus Franken <>.
• W. Wade, Hampton <>, did much of spell, grammar and style checking and added many valuable information.
• Anderson MacKay <>, RLUG - Rice University Linux User Group , gave many different detailed recommendations.
• Sean 'Shaleh' Perry, <>, Debian maintainer of anacron and other packages, for Debian support.
• Bob Toxen <>.
• Peter Sprenger <>.
• Felix Braun <>.
• Steve Rader <>.
• Richard Worwood <>, for mirroring of the HOWTO.
• Marcel Ovidiu Vlad <>.
• Ludger Berse <>.
• Cedric Adjih <>, wrote the chapter about the NeoMagic chipset.
• Peter Englmaier <>, provided the chapter about a sophisticated email setup.
• Michael Wiedmann <>, PIA - X11 based PalmPilot Address Manager , found many spelling errors and more.
• Adam Spiers <>.
• Lionel, "trollhunter" Bouchpan-Lerust-Juery, <>, for providing the French translation and information about wearables .
• Nathan Myers <>, from LL - LinuxLaptops for numerous additions.
• Ben Attias <>.
• Igor Pesando <>.
• Geert Van der Plas <>, provided information about the touchpad driver included in the GPM.
• Chandran Shukla <>.
• Harald Milz <>, from SuSE provided numerous additions.
• Ingo Dietzel <>, for his patience with the project.
• Emerson, Tom # El Monte <>, for his idea about laptop bags.
• Thomas Traber <>.
• Bill Gjestvang <>.
• Leandro Noferin <>, for proofreading the italian parts.
• Stephane Bortzmeyer <> for his suggestions about email with UUCP, the use of CVS or related tools to synchronize two machines, and the noatime mount option.
• Peter Teuben <>, for some suggestions about hard disks.
• Guido Germano <>, for information about the Macintosh Powerbook 145B.
• Joel Eriksson <>, for information about Atari laptops.
• Gilles Lamiral <> for providing the PLIP Install-HOWTO.
• Alessandro Grillo <>, started the Italian translation.
• Gledson Evers <>, started the Portuguese translation.
• Dan Kegel <>, pointed me to the Toshiba Linux page.
• Jaime Robles <>, gave me some information about the HAM-HOWTO.
• LuftHans <>, announced this HOWTO to the maintainer of the Hardware-HOWTO.
• Jari Malinen <>, for support with HUT Mobile IP.
• John Beimler <>, provided the URL of photopc.
• Steven G. Johnson <>, provided most of the information about Apple/Macintosh m68k machines and LinuxPPC on the PowerBook.
• Ulrich Oelmann <>, gave valuable additions about the installation with muLinux.
• Lucio Pileggi <>, provided information about the Siemens S25 cellular phone.
• Eric <> wrote how to transfer pictures from a digital camera.
• Gerd Bavendiek <>, netenv
• Mikael Gueck <>
• amlaukka <>
• Federico Pellegrin <>, provided the chapter about installation from a parallel port CD drive
• Jaime Robles <>
• Sorry, but probably I have forgotten to mention everybody who helped.