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== In this wiki == |
== In this wiki == |
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The best way to navigate the wiki is by using search. If you don't know what to search for, here are some pages to get you started. |
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* '''Introduction to Ubuntu''': [[Getting started with Ubuntu|Installation methods]] • [[Terminal command reference]] • [[Ubuntu as a first Linux distro]] • [[Dual boot with Windows]] |
* '''Introduction to Ubuntu''': [[Getting started with Ubuntu|Installation methods]] • [[Terminal command reference]] • [[Ubuntu as a first Linux distro]] • [[Dual boot with Windows]] |
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* '''Platforms & hardware''': [[Desktop]] • [[Server]] • [[WSL]] • [[:Category:Raspberry Pi|Raspberry Pi]] • [[:Category:Phone|Phone]] • [[Architectures]] |
* '''Platforms & hardware''': [[Desktop]] • [[Server]] • [[WSL]] • [[:Category:Raspberry Pi|Raspberry Pi]] • [[:Category:Phone|Phone]] • [[Architectures]] |
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== Project and community == |
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The wiki is a community-driven project. |
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* [https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-code-of-conduct-v2-0/33111 Code of conduct]: Guidelines for the Ubuntu community. |
* [https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-code-of-conduct-v2-0/33111 Code of conduct]: Guidelines for the Ubuntu community. |
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* [[Getting involved]]: Describes various ways you can contribute to the Ubuntu community. |
* [[Getting involved]]: Describes various ways you can contribute to the Ubuntu community. |
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Revision as of 11:00, 12 August 2026
What are the red links?
Any red link is a page that people want. Select one to create it. If you're new to the wiki, you may first need to make a few edits before you can create pages.
This wiki is a place where the community builds and connects knowledge about Ubuntu.
- Getting started with Ubuntu
- Discover the different ways that you can start using Ubuntu.
- Ubuntu platform reference
- Find the platforms where you can run Ubuntu.
- Ubuntu Desktop components
- Learn about the parts that make up the Ubuntu desktop.
- Official Ubuntu documentation
- Read documentation for Ubuntu Desktop, Server, WSL and more.
In this wiki
The best way to navigate the wiki is by using search. If you don't know what to search for, here are some pages to get you started.
- Introduction to Ubuntu: Installation methods • Terminal command reference • Ubuntu as a first Linux distro • Dual boot with Windows
- Platforms & hardware: Desktop • Server • WSL • Raspberry Pi • Phone • Architectures
- Desktop environment: Ubuntu flavors • Custom window managers • Desktop environment on WSL • Desktop on Server
- Applications: Managing software • What is a snap? • Install Flatpaks • PATH
- Media: Audio • Games • Video • DVDs
- Networking: Uncomplicated Firewall (UFW) • UFW development
- Use-cases: Ubuntu for development • Game development • Ubuntu for science • Ubuntu for design
- History: Bug #1 • Ubuntu wiki • Ubuntu download sizes
- Wiki: Editing • Tips • Migrating old wiki content • Track quality issues • Request pages or features • Source code
Project and community
The wiki is a community-driven project.
- Code of conduct: Guidelines for the Ubuntu community.
- Getting involved: Describes various ways you can contribute to the Ubuntu community.
- Archive of old wikis: Public archive of older Ubuntu wikis
- Open Documentation Academy: A friendly way to get started in open source software.
- Diataxis: A way to think about technical writing that can help when organizing and editing the wiki