One SLFS book or two?

Something that (I think) has only briefly been touched on in the
discussion about SLFS, and that is are we looking at creating one book or
two? By this I mean, will there be just one book to cover both LFS and
BLFS, or will there be one book for each.

Indeed, will there even be mention of BLFS at all, or does that get left
to include security stuff in and of itself?

My own vote would be for there to be two seperate books, with the majority
of the work being done to get the one that shadows LFS out before much
work is done on the one that shadows BLFS.

S>

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