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Welcome Back to the Linux Wiki!

Here are links to some of the most important nodes on this wiki:

• The Dartmouth Open Source Community
• Welcome to the Wiki -- what's a wiki, and how do I use it?
• The Future of the Wiki --- what we're going to do with the wiki in the near future
• WebChanges -- the most recently modified or created nodes
• LinuxDocumentation -- read, write, enjoy!

To all Dartmouth Users: please note that this Wiki is not an official product or service of Dartmouth College. Dartmouth does not support Linux and the Computing Help Desk will not be able to answer any questions concerning Linux or Free Software.

About the wiki

• This collaborative tool is for the community. Add to it and learn from it, and we believe that it will be a great benefit to us all.*

We started this wiki to make it easier for people to run Linux and to use open source software on the Dartmouth campus. If you have an idea for a project at Dartmouth, or are running a campus organization, or...whatever, a wiki might help you to organize ideas, put content online, brainstorm, etc...

Please note the Wiki has been offline from mid-2004 until summer 2005, so some information may be out of date. Please help update it.

If you'd like to do some testing, feel free to test stuff on the TWiki.Test web.

Here are some other starting points for the "Linux" wikiweb

• (A little test of the flexibility of the TWiki tool; includes DartmouthDepartments, DartmouthClasses, and DartmouthBuildings)

Maintenance of the Linux web

•    (More options in WebSearch)
• WebChanges: Find out recent modifications to the TWiki.Linux web.
• WebIndex: Display all TWiki.Linux topics in alphabetical order. See also the faster WebTopicList
• WebNotify: Subscribe to be automatically notified when something changes in the TWiki.Linux web.
• WebStatistics: View access statistics of the TWiki.Linux web.
• WebPreferences: Preferences of the TWiki.Linux web.

Notes:

• You are currently in the TWiki.Linux web. The color code for this web is a (SPECIFY COLOR) background, so you know where you are.
• If you are not familiar with the TWiki collaboration tool, please visit WelcomeGuest in the TWiki.TWiki web first.

TWiki webs currently online:		Use to:
TWiki.Main	Welcome to TWiki... Users, Groups, Offices - tour this expandable virtual workspace.     [ Changes | Search ]	Get a first-hand feel for TWiki possibilities...
TWiki.TWiki	TWikiRegistration; TWiki history & Wiki style; FAQs, Quick Starts, User Guide & Reference Manual. All the info...     [ Changes | Search ]	Discover TWiki, and how to start your own site.
TWiki.Linux	Linux knowledgebase (plus free software, open formats, etc...)     [ Changes | Search ]	Learning about Linux and Free Software
TWiki.Know	Knowledge base set-up - FormTemplates add a framework for organizing and classifying content.     [ Changes | Search ]	Try free-form collaboration in a structured shell!
TWiki.Test	Sandbox test area with all features enabled.     [ Changes | Search ]	Experiment in an unrestricted hands-on web.
You can use color coding by web for identification and reference. Contact linux@dartmouthNOSPAM.edu if you're interested in running a TWiki system on your server. New TWiki webs can be added easily. To modify this table: { View | Edit }