Learning the Open Source Way Newbie Guide

Learning the Open Source way: the FLOSS approach “ Newbie” Guide

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[object Object],Learning the open source way – How to do it? 1. If you want to contribute to the content at the Ubuntu wiki you need to register at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UserPreferences 2. If you are also interested in using Launchpad, like for this Questions and Answers service, you might prefer to register at Launchpad ( http://launchpad.net/flosscom/+login ). By registering at Launchpad you are automatically able to edit this wiki too. 3. If you would like to use the services we have at the FLOSSCom website (e.g. to use the forum, have your blog, or to upload documents and links) you would need to register at: http://flosscom.net/index.php?option=com_comprofiler&task=registers So the maximum number of times you need to register is twice (as option 2 includes the registration of option 1).

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[object Object],Learning the open source way – How to do it? The easiest way to engage at Launchpad might be to see what others did and then to raise and answer questions In the case you feel a bit like experimenting you might also try the blueprint section: Note: Launchpad is made for software development and not for projects like our “Learning the Open Source Way” one. So if you don't like this space, just use its Question and Answer section and except this the Ubuntu wiki or FLOSSCom site – that's absolutely fine.

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[object Object],Learning the open source way – Support & Communication There are different ways to get support, or to get in contact with others, as shown: Launchpad Questions and Answers You might want to ask it at Launchpad, or see what others have asked. You can find it here: http://answers.launchpad.net/flosscom FLOSSCom Site (with e.g. forums and chat) You might want to use the FLOSSCom site, like e.g. the forums to ask a question, or to browse what others asked. Find it here: http://www.flosscom.net Wiki (Ubuntu) This is not only the space where we are developing the "Learning the Open Source Way" toolkit, but you can also use the wiki to raise questions, or just to go straight ahead and insert what you feel is missing. In this case please go to: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/flosscom Meetings and talks over flashmeeting You might want to re-listen to one of our meetings and talks, or to organize one yourself. We are more than glad to assist you with this and to participate at any meeting and talk that you would like to set up. In this case just go here: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/flosscom/talks FLOSSCom Community Mail Service If you registered at the FLOSSCom side just go to the community user list and send out private mails to the ones you like to ask. Find this here: http://www.flosscom.net

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