"Windows SSH Mastery"
It's there, it's a thing, and people can use it as a component of Windows now.
And I could use a lot of text from #ssh2e.
But the thought makes me feel rather soiled. I haven't written about Windows since the PGPGPG book in 2005. I know it sucks less than it did back then, but still 
I've lost count of how many books I've written. Been translated into 9 languages. My brag shelf has overflowed. Evidence is, I can write.
I don't believe it right now.
The last original book I wrote was #edmastery, and that was only 15K words. #af3e and #ssh2e were revisions.
#fmjail and #terrapinSkyTango both feel heavy, worthless, & unfinishable.
Could just play freeciv & watch DWho until surgery, but that's a waste & would feel worse. 
Fucking #HPLumpcraft.
Unexpected writing biz weirdness:
About 10% of the #ssh2e print sales are in hardcover.
Pondering if I should do all of the tech books in hardback versions from now on.
Heck, I'm pondering if I should do my *novels* in hardback from now on.
The #ssh2e hardcover has finally crept into Amazon! They have it linked to the wrong edition, and no cover art, but the ISBN is correct.
Hardcover is very BOFH, and has Extra Rat.
"SSH Mastery, 2nd ed" in <drum roll> HARDCOVER. With a dust jacket and everything.
Comes with Extra Rat.
Will review tonight, and hopefully distribute. #ssh2e
First tech site review of #ssh2e
Book Review: SSH Mastery - SSH is essential for both sysadmins and developers. The book talks about OpenSSH server, clients, encryption, public/private keys, VPNs and other security-related network-level utilities based on the Secure Shell SSH protocol.
This just in:
The #ssh2e hardcover will come with Extra Rat.
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