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= UserDocumentation = | ##Please discuss major/structural changes to this page on the Documentation team mailing list at: http://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-doc## ##If you want to get involved with editing and organising the Wiki please visit DocumentationTeam.## |
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This page acts both as a (not complete but getting there) master index for documentation and a sketch pad for ideas. However at the moment it has no structural definition. We are working on changing that. For the moment please try searching the whole page for what you are looking for. If you want to get involved with editing and organising the Wiki please visit DocumentationTeam. | attachment:IconsPage/PicDocs.png |
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Also please visit IdeasForNewFrontPageStructure and comment! | This page is the master index for '''documentation''' on the Ubuntu wiki. To find documentation, look at the Table of Contents below and go to the relevant part of the page. Alternatively: * Just browse the page :) * Use firefox to search the page (press Ctrl + F and enter a search term, such as "mp3") * Use the SEARCH dialogue in the top right hand corner to search the whole wiki, either by page titles or by text. * This wiki uses Categories which can be attached to pages. To see a list of all the pages in the category "Documentation", see this page: CategoryDocumentation. |
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= Documentation Area = | == New Ubuntu Users - Start Here! == If you are new to Ubuntu or Linux in general, in this category you'll find basic information and things that make your linux journey easier and more fun. |
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'''Please discuss major/structural changes to this page on [http://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-doc Documentation Email list].''' | === Ubuntu, getting and installing it === |
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== Getting Started / Installation == | * [http://www.ubuntulinux.org/ubuntu/ About Ubuntu] * UbuntuCommunityPhilosophy - Ubuntu Philosophy * GettingUbuntu - How to acquire Ubuntu * Installing on [:InstallationHowToI386:i386] (most computers), [:InstallationHowToAMD64:amd64] and [:InstallationHowToPowerPC:PowerPC] (Apple machines) === After Installation === |
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* UbuntuCommunityPhilosophy - Ubuntu Philosophy | * AddingRepositoriesHowto - enabling more software for your computer, in the "universe" and "multiverse" repositories * RestrictedFormats - adding support for MP3, DVD and other multimedia formats * RootSudo - Ubuntu uses sudo and has no {{{root}}} account like other linux distributions. This page explains why. * HowToGetHelp - this page lists all the various resources available to you, to find help with your Ubuntu system! * [http://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/documentation/glossary Glossary] - learn the meaning of some words related to computers, linux, and Ubuntu. * FrequentlyAskedQuestions - Answers for questions not yet in the [http://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/documentation/faq/ FAQ database] == Installing Ubuntu == === Basic Installation === * HardwareSupport and SupportedArchitectures - Check if your hardware works with Ubuntu |
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* SmartBootManagerHowto - Installing from PC which will not boot from CD * FrequentlyAskedQuestions - Answers for questions not yet in the [http://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/documentation/faq/ FAQ database] <-- broken link * HardwareSupport - List of supported hardware |
* BurningIsoHowto - Once you've obtained the CD image, burn it to CD with this guide * ["InstallationHowToI386"] - Guide to the install process on Intel based computers * ["InstallationHowToAMD64"] - Guide to the install process on AMD 64-bit computers * ["InstallationHowToPowerPC"] - Guide to the install process of Power-PC (MAC) computers === Advanced Installation Methods === * BootFromFirewireHardDisk - How to boot linux from a firewire hard disk. |
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* InstallFromDebianSargeCDHowto - When the only thing you have is a debian 3.0 CD set. * LowEndSystemSupport - Making the desktop interface snappier on machines without much memory |
* InstallUbuntuOnLowMemorySystems - Install Ubuntu on older computers with low memory * InstallUbuntuWithoutRemoveableMedia - Installing Ubuntu from Windows without using floppies, a CD, or any other removeable media. |
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* WartyWarthog/UpgradeNotes - upgrading from pre-Release or Debian Woody to Warty Warthog | * SmartBootManagerHowto - Installing from PC which will not boot from CD * VirtualMachines - Using Ubuntu with VMware and XEN * WartyUpgradeNotes - upgrading from pre-Release or Debian Woody to Warty Warthog |
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== Documentation == | == Software - Installing and Running Software == Here you'll find documentation about how to install software. |
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* http://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/documentation/ * https://site-edit.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/folder_contents - lists all Wiki Pages in Alphabetical Order |
=== Multimedia & Graphics === * RestrictedFormats - Ubuntu does not come with support for mp3/dvd/flash/java. This page tells you how to install it * MplayerInstallHowto - Install the popular and powerful media player * ["AudioCDCreation"] - How to create audio cds on Ubuntu * AcrobatHowTo - Install Adobe Acrobat * TheGimpHowto - Resources to help learn The Gimp, graphics program * ["GJay"] - Playlist generator which chooses appropriate songs to follow the previous one * ["BMPInvalidUTF8"] - Fix the error "{{{Invalid UTF-8}}}" in Beep-Media-Player * ["BMPWMA"] - How to get WMA support in Beep Media Player === Networking & Internet === * ["XChatHowto"] - How to use Xchat to connect to the Ubuntu chatroom! * GaimHowto - guide to Gaim, multi-protocol internet chat program * SkypeHowto - guide to Skype, internet telephony software * WiFiHowto - set up wireless internet * ["SSHHowto"] - How to use SSH to log into other machines * ["ApachePHPMySQL"] - How to install Apache web server with PHP and MySQL * ["HulaHowTo"] - How to install Hula, the mail and calendar server * UbotuFactoids - How to use ubotu and common factoids === Games === * EnemyTerritory - How to install Enemy Territory * AmericasArmy - How to install Americas Army * VegaStrike - How to install Vega Strike === Office === * ["KOffice"] - Information about KOffice, the office package for the KDE desktop === Mobile devices === === Programming === * NanoHowto - guide to the simple text editor * DeveloperResources - This section gives you all information on building packages and other material for developers. * ["InstallingCompilers"] - How to get started for programming in C, C++, and Fortran * ["MATLAB"] - How to install and troubleshoot MATLAB * ZopeOnUbuntu - Install Zope === Miscellaneous === * ["Accessibility"] - docs related to accessibility * WallpaperTray - GNOME Applet for random wallpaper * GnomeLaunchBox - Eyecandy GNOME Application Launcher * ["Unp"] - Extract any and multiple archive files |
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* RestrictedFormats - Discusses use and installation of mp3/dvd/flash/java * RootSudo - Discussion of use of sudo and lack/use of root account * StartingTheJourney - A conceptual, terminology discussing guide, not practical by any sense * [Repositories] - What are repositories? * UsefulDocumentation - Useful documentation not specific to Ubuntu/from External sites |
* ["Repositories"] - What are repositories? |
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== External Documentation == | == Maintain and Administer your System == |
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=== Ubuntu-specific === * [http://www.ubuntuguide.org The Unofficial Ubuntu Guide] * [http://del.icio.us/tag/ubuntu Ubuntu links section on del.icio.us] |
* AddUsersHowto - add users to your system * LowEndSystemSupport - Making the desktop interface snappier on machines without much memory * AddingRepositoriesHowto - Increase the number of packages available to install on your system * SynapticHowto - How to use the Synaptic package manager (graphical tool for apt-get) * AptGetHowTo - How to use apt-get package management system * GnomeMenuEditingHowTo - various ways to add items to your Gnome menu * GrubHowto - learn about the grub boot manager * BackupYourSystem - this page describes how to backup your system * KernelHowto - make a custom kernel for your system * ChangeTimezoneHowto - change your timezone * NautilusScriptsHowto - enhance nautilus by adding scripts * CronHowto - guide to cron, to schedule commands |
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=== Debian-specific === | == Hardware & Drivers - Setting up and Configuring Hardware == Here you'll find documentation about how to setup different hardware and drivers. * BinaryDriverHowto - install support for your new ATI or NVIDIA graphics card * HowToSetUpNdiswrapper - install and setup ndiswrapper to make difficult wifi cards work * MacOnLinuxHowto - install Mac-On-Linux * OptimizingNvidia - How to tweak your Nvidia Drivers == Other Resources == * [http://www.ubuntuguide.org/ Unofficial Ubuntu guide] * UsefulDocumentation - Useful documentation not specific to Ubuntu from External sites |
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* [http://www.gnome.org/learn/ Learn to use Gnome] * [http://docs.kde.org/ KDE Documentation] HINT: Many of the below applications come with extensive Help Sections-check these first!!! * [http://support.openoffice.org/index.html OpenOffice Suite] * [http://www.mozilla.org/support/ Mozilla Firefox] * [http://www.gimp.org/docs/ The GIMP] |
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=== Gnome-specific === * [http://www.gnome.org/learn/ Learn to use Gnome website] |
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=== Support for Included Applications === HINT: Many of the below applications come with extensive Help Sections-check these first!!! [http://support.openoffice.org/index.html OpenOffice Suite] [http://www.mozilla.org/support/ Mozilla Firefox] [http://www.gimp.org/docs/ The GIMP] |
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This page is the master index for documentation on the Ubuntu wiki. To find documentation, look at the Table of Contents below and go to the relevant part of the page. Alternatively:
Just browse the page
- Use firefox to search the page (press Ctrl + F and enter a search term, such as "mp3")
- Use the SEARCH dialogue in the top right hand corner to search the whole wiki, either by page titles or by text.
This wiki uses Categories which can be attached to pages. To see a list of all the pages in the category "Documentation", see this page: CategoryDocumentation.
New Ubuntu Users - Start Here!
If you are new to Ubuntu or Linux in general, in this category you'll find basic information and things that make your linux journey easier and more fun.
Ubuntu, getting and installing it
[http://www.ubuntulinux.org/ubuntu/ About Ubuntu]
UbuntuCommunityPhilosophy - Ubuntu Philosophy
GettingUbuntu - How to acquire Ubuntu
Installing on [:InstallationHowToI386:i386] (most computers), [:InstallationHowToAMD64:amd64] and [:InstallationHowToPowerPC:PowerPC] (Apple machines)
After Installation
AddingRepositoriesHowto - enabling more software for your computer, in the "universe" and "multiverse" repositories
RestrictedFormats - adding support for MP3, DVD and other multimedia formats
RootSudo - Ubuntu uses sudo and has no root account like other linux distributions. This page explains why.
HowToGetHelp - this page lists all the various resources available to you, to find help with your Ubuntu system!
[http://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/documentation/glossary Glossary] - learn the meaning of some words related to computers, linux, and Ubuntu.
FrequentlyAskedQuestions - Answers for questions not yet in the [http://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/documentation/faq/ FAQ database]
Installing Ubuntu
Basic Installation
HardwareSupport and SupportedArchitectures - Check if your hardware works with Ubuntu
GettingUbuntu - How to obtain the Install CD
BurningIsoHowto - Once you've obtained the CD image, burn it to CD with this guide
["InstallationHowToI386"] - Guide to the install process on Intel based computers
- ["InstallationHowToAMD64"] - Guide to the install process on AMD 64-bit computers
- ["InstallationHowToPowerPC"] - Guide to the install process of Power-PC (MAC) computers
Advanced Installation Methods
BootFromFirewireHardDisk - How to boot linux from a firewire hard disk.
InstallFromKnoppixHowto - If the Ubuntu installer lets you down
InstallUbuntuOnLowMemorySystems - Install Ubuntu on older computers with low memory
InstallUbuntuWithoutRemoveableMedia - Installing Ubuntu from Windows without using floppies, a CD, or any other removeable media.
NetbootInstallHowto - Installing over the net, e.g. with no CDROM or non-bootable SCSI CDROM
NetbootInstallLowMemHowto - Installing over the net to a system with no floppy, cdrom, and low memory
SmartBootManagerHowto - Installing from PC which will not boot from CD
VirtualMachines - Using Ubuntu with VMware and XEN
WartyUpgradeNotes - upgrading from pre-Release or Debian Woody to Warty Warthog
Software - Installing and Running Software
Here you'll find documentation about how to install software.
Multimedia & Graphics
RestrictedFormats - Ubuntu does not come with support for mp3/dvd/flash/java. This page tells you how to install it
MplayerInstallHowto - Install the popular and powerful media player
- ["AudioCDCreation"] - How to create audio cds on Ubuntu
AcrobatHowTo - Install Adobe Acrobat
TheGimpHowto - Resources to help learn The Gimp, graphics program
- ["GJay"] - Playlist generator which chooses appropriate songs to follow the previous one
["BMPInvalidUTF8"] - Fix the error "Invalid UTF-8" in Beep-Media-Player
- ["BMPWMA"] - How to get WMA support in Beep Media Player
Networking & Internet
- ["XChatHowto"] - How to use Xchat to connect to the Ubuntu chatroom!
GaimHowto - guide to Gaim, multi-protocol internet chat program
SkypeHowto - guide to Skype, internet telephony software
WiFiHowto - set up wireless internet
- ["SSHHowto"] - How to use SSH to log into other machines
- ["ApachePHPMySQL"] - How to install Apache web server with PHP and MySQL
["HulaHowTo"] - How to install Hula, the mail and calendar server
UbotuFactoids - How to use ubotu and common factoids
Games
EnemyTerritory - How to install Enemy Territory
AmericasArmy - How to install Americas Army
VegaStrike - How to install Vega Strike
Office
- ["KOffice"] - Information about KOffice, the office package for the KDE desktop
Mobile devices
Programming
NanoHowto - guide to the simple text editor
DeveloperResources - This section gives you all information on building packages and other material for developers.
["InstallingCompilers"] - How to get started for programming in C, C++, and Fortran
- ["MATLAB"] - How to install and troubleshoot MATLAB
ZopeOnUbuntu - Install Zope
Miscellaneous
- ["Accessibility"] - docs related to accessibility
WallpaperTray - GNOME Applet for random wallpaper
GnomeLaunchBox - Eyecandy GNOME Application Launcher
- ["Unp"] - Extract any and multiple archive files
BasicCommands - Basic Shell/command line/console commands for Newbies
- ["Repositories"] - What are repositories?
Maintain and Administer your System
AddUsersHowto - add users to your system
LowEndSystemSupport - Making the desktop interface snappier on machines without much memory
AddingRepositoriesHowto - Increase the number of packages available to install on your system
SynapticHowto - How to use the Synaptic package manager (graphical tool for apt-get)
AptGetHowTo - How to use apt-get package management system
GnomeMenuEditingHowTo - various ways to add items to your Gnome menu
GrubHowto - learn about the grub boot manager
BackupYourSystem - this page describes how to backup your system
KernelHowto - make a custom kernel for your system
ChangeTimezoneHowto - change your timezone
NautilusScriptsHowto - enhance nautilus by adding scripts
CronHowto - guide to cron, to schedule commands
Hardware & Drivers - Setting up and Configuring Hardware
Here you'll find documentation about how to setup different hardware and drivers.
BinaryDriverHowto - install support for your new ATI or NVIDIA graphics card
HowToSetUpNdiswrapper - install and setup ndiswrapper to make difficult wifi cards work
MacOnLinuxHowto - install Mac-On-Linux
OptimizingNvidia - How to tweak your Nvidia Drivers
Other Resources
[http://www.ubuntuguide.org/ Unofficial Ubuntu guide]
UsefulDocumentation - Useful documentation not specific to Ubuntu from External sites
[http://www.debian.org/doc/ Debian documentation index]
[http://www.debian.org/doc/user-manuals Debian Documentation Project Users' Manuals]
[http://www.togaware.com/linux/survivor/ GNU/Linux Desktop Survival Guide]
[http://www.gnome.org/learn/ Learn to use Gnome]
[http://docs.kde.org/ KDE Documentation]
HINT: Many of the below applications come with extensive Help Sections-check these first!!!
[http://www.mozilla.org/support/ Mozilla Firefox]
[http://www.gimp.org/docs/ The GIMP]
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