Help:Contents

From

Feel better?

The entire guide is a help manual. If you don't find information you need here but find it elsewhere, please add it to the guide so the next reader will benefit. That's what a wiki is for.

(K)Ubuntuguide's version of MediaWiki was updated recently and now has strong spam filters. This may be frustrating for contributors but has substantially cut down on spam. Scripts must be allowed for Ubuntuguide.org in order to make contributions. Most problems with contributions not being accepted can be solved by merely reloading the page (sometimes several times). This clears/reloads the cache and allows (a registered user) to submit their contribution (eventually). You have to be motivated to submit your contribution to Ubuntuguide!

If you continue to have problems submitting edits here, you can also make them at the Ubuntuguide mirror or Kubutuguide mirror instead, both of which use a current version of MediaWiki and a new server. Changes made there will be synchronized with this website. (Separate registration required).

This site uses MediaWiki. For help learning how to edit this site, see the MediaWiki help page.

If you wish to translate (K)Ubuntuguide into your own language, please copy the code from the English page and paste it into the page for your language. (You can use the Google Translate tool as an aid to assist translation.) Please do not add non-English additions to the English pages.

Please feel free to add links to help pages in your own language on the special languages pages.

When editing the English pages, the following English style guides are recommended (in this order):

In no way does (K)Ubuntuguide condone the sloppy English typical of many journalism style guides. Language standards should be exact in order to impart information accurately.

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.