Documentation

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The Documentation consists of:

Both of these pieces of Documentation are part of the ubuntu-doc subversion repository.

Check the current published version of the Desktop Guide on http://help.ubuntu.com/6.06

Contributing

Please help! To get started, you may want to read DocumentationTeam and DocumentationTeam/GettingStarted. Information on how to check out the current documentation may be found here: DocumentationTeam/Repository. Please provide patches against the latest repository.

If you don't feel like learning about the technical stuff(subversion, DocBook, writing patches), you may also simply send texts, ideas & suggestions to either ubuntu-doc@lists.ubuntu.com or xubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com .

I personally think that Sceencasts are a great way of documenting software. Therefore, I've created a Screencast called "Quick Tour of Xubuntu" in Flash, which may be found [http://www.doink.ch/xubuntu-doc/xubuntu-flash-quick-tour.html here]. Also check out Xubuntu/ScreencastHowto to learn how to make your own.

We should also work on the Beta Announcement: XubuntuDapperBeta

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I personally think that Sceencasts are a great way of documenting software. Therefore, I've created a Screencast called "Quick Tour of Xubuntu" in Flash, which may be found [http://www.doink.ch/xubuntu-doc/xubuntu-flash-quick-tour.html here]. Also check out Self:Xubuntu/ScreencastHowto to learn how to make your own.
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