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I suppose as the title of the page is Wiki Team,the topic The Wiki Team
Members/Interwiki Sysops/Skin Management'''
should come first and then the rest should be continued???or it can made
available on the right side with appropriate look(highlighted)
Comments needed! :)
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hello ppl,
The article [Installation without CD](merged and redirected from[Install
on PC that can't boot from CD])is required as an SDB article.For which i
have made few editions keeping in mind the SDB:HOWTo ,below are the
editions made-
1)Adding LINKS section
2)Adjusting the translation script from the top,pasting it in the bottom.
3)Adding SDB information
4)Adding keyword(s)
Still change are required in that article.Below are the few details
which is required.
Editions Which are required are:
1)LINKS section is not complete,yet more to be added
2)Author name is missing in SDB information
3)Kindly check the version,replace if not appropriate.
4)
After all is done remove the {{Movetosdb}} tag.
If at all you feel anything more is to be done ,plz go ahead. :)
NOTE:EVERY EDITION SHOULD BE ACCORDING TO THE SDB TERMS AND REQUIREMENTS
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Is there need of page which explain how to Install a package via YaST.
Comment needed
Thank You
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Again this is from list to list, so I CC list again.
Please use Reply to List instead of simple Reply.
On Wednesday 23 September 2009 22:40:13 you wrote:
> Hello Rajko,
> Thanks for clearing the things in my mind.Now i also have one more
> question-What is TPB content.As i am new to linux i am asking such
> questions.What i actually have to do.i know you'll not like explaining
> it to me as it would be better for you to go and edit.But still i would
> request you to give me a tip or two.
It is TDB or To Be Delivered.
It means that content will be delivered as soon as possible.
Yes, it would be easier to go there and finish that myself, but then I'll
spoil your pleasure to learn.
All you have to do is to take article:
http://lizards.opensuse.org/2009/08/13/cliced-hybrids/
and copy to:
http://en.opensuse.org/Live_USB_stick
replacing abbreviation TDB, adjust format to look good, add warning that:
"Using command dd will erase irreversibly all previous content on USB memory
stick. Do not use memory sticks that contain important data, as there is no
way to recreate them after LiveCD iso is transferred to USB. "
That is about all.
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I CC list because this is actually from the list.
On Wednesday 23 September 2009 05:13:44 you wrote:
...
> An also i'll try my best for the comlettion of the project prescribed my
> you.I promise i'll give my best for the betterment of openSUSE.
>
I'm glad that you take above seriously, but if I understand word prescribe
correctly, it means mandate, and I don't want to be understand like that.
I only gave proposal how to use your enthusiasm in a better way :-)
And below is answer to your next email:
> As you advised me to create a page on the topic- "Creating bootable USB
> from LiveCD iso" .But i already can see a similar page to it
> http://en.opensuse.org/Live_USB_stick .
> So what shall i do.i mean is the new page required.Need your advice.
No new page is not required.
Instead of explanation here in email how I would do it, I created introduction
and moved old part of the articles in section "openSUSE 11.1 and earlier", and
your part is to replace TBD (to be delivered) with actual content :)
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I'll CC this to opensuse-wiki mail list as this answer can be useful to other
people that are thinking how to help around openSUSE wiki.
On Wednesday 23 September 2009 05:04:23 you wrote:
> Rajko M. wrote:
> > On Tuesday 22 September 2009 13:50:33 Shayon wrote:
> >> Hello ppl,
> >> The wanted page [[Web page]] of openSUSE wiki is completed
> >> successfully.Have a look at it for reference or extra knowledge.If at
> >> all there is a mistake committed plz do let me know.Below is the link of
> >> the page(ease of use).
> >>
> >> Link-http://en.opensuse.org/Web_page
> >>
> >> Warm Regards
> >> Wwarlock(Shayon)
> >
> > Hi Shayon,
> >
> > It is nice to be enthusiastic as you are, but transcribing random
> > Wikipedia pages to our wiki takes effort and doesn't bring much. That is
> > already written there, and link is all that you need to refer reader to
> > them, so you can use your energy for something else.
> >
> > If you want something to do please take instructions in this link:
> > http://lizards.opensuse.org/2009/08/13/cliced-hybrids/
> >
> > and make wiki page mentioned in this email:
> > http://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse-web/2009-09/msg00002.html
> >
> > As a title use "Creating bootable USB from LiveCD iso"
> >
> > Don't forget to put warning that all data on USB stick will be erased
> > after LiveCD iso is copied to it. For warning you can use one of warning
> > templates: http://en.opensuse.org/Template:Warning
> > http://en.opensuse.org/Template:Warning1
> > http://en.opensuse.org/Template:Warning2
> > http://en.opensuse.org/Template:Warning3
> > For this purpose I would use Warning2.
> >
> > More templates you can find on:
> > http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Template_Messages
> >
> > Thanks in advance.
>
> Hello Rajko,
> I am once again sorry for the wikipedia copy thing,as i was unaware of
> it.But i want to concentrate more on wiki ,so now i'll gather
> information from reference books ,other sources which are reliable then
> i'll upload to the wiki,
It was not about quality or reliability of Wikipedia articles, it was just
what I said, if there is article on Wikipedia that describes topic and you are
satisfied with it and want to use it as reference, then just link it in your
article, and if you want to be precise as Wikipedia, then you can list it in
section "References".
Why is that better?
1) It saves you work,
2) there is only one place where reference article exist (Wikipedia) and it is
easier to maintain it; only on Wikipedia, instead on Wikipedia and openSUSE
wiki,
3) general computer topics like PCI-X or CD & DVD does not exactly belong to
openSUSE wiki, which should be about, well, openSUSE (community, distribution,
openSUSE as Linux, hardware used under openSUSE, programs running under
openSUSE, and so on)
Here is a practical example how it should be done.
If you see few articles that are asking for CD&DVD then just go to those
articles and add link to Wikipedia article. That way instead day, or two spent
on transcription and after that regularly going to wikipedia, check for
changes, and update article on openSUSE wiki, you can in a single day solve
10-20 articles that are asking for such general terms.
> Thanks once again or your help and support.
You are welcome.
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Hello ppl,
The wanted page [[CD & DVD]] of openSUSE wiki is completed
successfully.Have a look at it for reference or extra knowledge.If at
all there is a mistake committed plz do let me know.I am working on
other WANTED PAGES & also on PAGES THAT NEED EXPANDING.
Thank you
Wwarlock(Shayon)
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Hello ppl,
The wanted page [[Web page]] of openSUSE wiki is completed
successfully.Have a look at it for reference or extra knowledge.If at
all there is a mistake committed plz do let me know.Below is the link of
the page(ease of use).
Link-http://en.opensuse.org/Web_page
Warm Regards
Wwarlock(Shayon)
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hello everyone,
I have been reviewing a section of the wiki that covers VMWare and OpenSUSE
which has several outdated pages, specifically the page that covers
installing OpenSUSE 9.1 as a guest system on VMWare. If it is ok, I would
like to go ahead and begin work on this section and see what I can do to
update the pages. Also, if I can go ahead and work on this section, should
we keep the older guides on how to install the older systems or just delete
them and create a new one?
Thanks!
Jon
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