things i've learned over the years (mainly pertains to linux, windows and macos support is neither provided nor expected)
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can you believe i wrote my own legal text for this shit? adds the AGPLv3, explains why it's used here, grants licensees the ability to enforce it, and updates the style guide to clearly define sentence separators. |
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| administration | ||
| containers | ||
| cryptography | ||
| disambiguation | ||
| file-management | ||
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| services | ||
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docs
this repository is a collection of documentation on various things i've learned over the years using desktop and server linux.
its topics range from simple package management information to detailed explanations of certain mechanisms.
external links
these documents occasionally link to various places. if your system supports them, the following links should work properly:
https:- https (opens in a web browser)man:- "man" manual pagesinfo:- "texinfo" information pages.pdf- portable document format
style
all documents attempt to conform with the following:
- spelling follows Canadian English conventions
- only capitalize proper nouns and acronyms; do not capitalize the first letter in a sentence, do not capitalize the word "i"
- do not use periods in acronyms, including the time acronyms AM and PM
- a single period followed by a single space must always represent a separator between two sentences
- long date format is as follows: 10 Nov 2012, 13:14:15.162 UTC
- short date format is ISO 8601: 2012-11-10T13:14:15.162+00:00