I’ve noticed it’s quite hard to find complete tutorials on the CLI. I’m thinking bash (which most of the distributions use as their CLI), including the various tools which are useful (such as grep, sed, awk, cut, etc.). A lot of “tutorials” come down to a list of commands, but don’t explain the philosophy or why you’d use the command.
Hence I’d appreciate a complete CLI tutorial which explains things in depth. THEN I’d be willing to pay.
Another thing which could be done is produce a tutorial on the various components of LubreOffice. Yesyes, LO has documentation, but that’s more like a reference than like a consise tutorial. There’s tutorials to get you started, but none of them take you into the guts of LO and teach you how to best utilize LO in a way the makes the user aware of how to get around LO and get things done.
Also, a link database to all kinds of end user FOSS applications would be nice. Example applications to include would be: Paint.net and LibreOffice. It would be well administrated to make sure all projects on it are active and being maintained.