SliTaz documentation

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This site will soon become the central place for all SliTaz documentation. The Wiki site supports full translations. The main language is English and please try and keep the documentation hierarchy.

If you'd like to help with the Summer of Docs, jump in! Take a look at the SliTaz Documentation Guidelines, pick your page and go! At this stage, we just need solid contributions which will then be reviewed and updated.

There's many areas in which you can help:

• Are you an experienced SliTaz user?

Go for the Guides. They take users through a process and range from customising your desktop to getting networking set-up.

• Are you a general Linux user?

Take a look at the Handbook. A lot of general introduction to SliTaz, Linux or available software can be written there. Some people find it difficult to write technically, others struggle with more generically informative writing. Both are needed, in describing the topic and scope before brief instructions.

• Are you a non-English speaker?

Translations are very important to the global audience SliTaz attracts. We need speakers of the above languages to ensure non-English readers experience better translations than automated services can provide! Those are the locales supported by the SliTaz system. We are aiming to add more in the future – if you can help, please do!

There are more ways to help out with the SliTaz community than documentation. If you're interested, everything from artwork to package testing would be greatly appreciated! Simply post a quick message to the forum or mailing list, or see the Contribution page for how you can get started. Thanks!

The site already has the German Handbook and may also have a Chinese version, but the English, French and Portuguese books will stay on the main website until SliTaz 3.0 is released. That said, a Handbook name space exists for all languages and new pages can already be created.

Dokuwiki can export wiki content to xHTML so we will be able to provide a static version of SliTaz documentation for offline reading. See the xHTML export of this page http://doc.slitaz.org/start?do=export_xhtmlbody. We may also install a plugin to enable PDF export.

Learn wiki syntax here. For testing wiki syntax, just use the Playground page.