Currently the following documents are available to make installing and using NetBSD easier.

	What is NetBSD - A brief introduction to NetBSD and other Unix variants available on the Amiga.
	Supported Hardware - An up-to-date list of which hardware is and is not supported by NetBSD.
	NetBSD resources - The definitive list of where to download NetBSD from, other NetBSD pages, Newsgroups and Mailing Lists.
	Installing NetBSD - A step by step guide to installing NetBSD on your Amiga.
	Post Installation Guuide - A step by step guide to configuring your new NetBSD installation.

The following articles first appeared in Amiga Format in the November 1997 to March 1998 issues. They are reproduced here, in a slightly modified form by kind permission of the author.

	Through The X Window - A guide to installing and configuring X, the unix Window Manager.
	101 Applications - What good is an operating system if you don't have any programs to run on it? We show you where to get the most powerfull and popular unix applications and how to install them.
	Changing Faces - The Window Manager that comes with NetBSD is all well and good, but did you know that there are other out there, including an Amiga Window Manager?
	Stick To The Shell - If you want to unlock the true power of Unix then you're going to have to get to grips with the shell.
	Serving The Web - Unix is still the most popular choice of operating system for web servers. We take a look at Apache, the most popular web server in the world.
	Java - Almost everyone in the computer industry is going crazy about Java, but what is it, why do you want it, and how can you run it on your Amiga?