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Revision as of 10:09, 24 January 2015
Mageia
Documentation
The whole Documentation for Mageia users
Current Release is Mageia 4  |
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Discovery of Linux and Mageia (For newcomers)
- Desktop environments
- First step with Gnome
- First step with KDE
- First step with Linux and Mageia
- First step with LXDE
- First step with Mate
- First step with the command line and useful examples
- First step with Xfce
- List of applications
- LXDE desktop
- MATE_Desktop
- Newcomers_start_here
- Presentation of Mageia for beginners
- Razorqt Desktop
- XFCE desktop
Installation
| User manuals in many languages: |
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| Edited and generated by the calenco Component Content Management Syst. |
- Auto inst: Automated installation
- Boot.iso install
- Dump Mageia ISO on a USB flash drive - Alternative tools
- Hd partition in Mageia 2 for beginners
- Install and remove software for beginners
- Installation Media
- Installation on a SSD (Solid State Drive)
- Installation of Mageia from a Live CD
- Installation of Mageia in dual boot with Windows
- Installation with GPT Partition Table
- Installing LiveCD
- Installing Mageia
- Installing Mageia from ISO on disk
- Installing Mageia on a removable drive
- Install media for beginners
- UEFI_how-to
- Writing CD and DVD images
MCC tools (also called Draktools)
| User manuals in many languages: |
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| Edited and generated by the calenco Component Content Management Syst. |
- Drakguard
- Draklive
- Enabling_the_Testing_media
- Installing_and_removing_software
- Install media in Mageia for beginners
- MCC: (Mageia Control Center)
- Msec (Mageia security)
- Server Wizards
- Software management
Setting and using Mageia
| Note: Links in green are accessible to newcomers |
Software
Network - Internet
Packages Management- How_to_do_your_own_backports
- How_to_find_a_source_RPM
- Removing packages WARNING about
urpme --auto-orphans! - Upgrading_with_urpmi
- URPMI
- Urpmi-proxy
Security
Others- As_easy_as_a_shell
- Bluefish
- Chroot
- Code Saturne FR (French only)
- Debugging software crashes
- Display Managers
- Drakcowsay
- How to add adb to console in Mageia
- How to add a new Window Manager or Display Manager
- How to configure an Android build environment in Mageia
- How to do some easy commands
- MariaDB (Database)
- Nomachine
- Openbox
- Speeding up KDE
- Useful polkit policies
- VirtualBox
- ZEN (hypervisor)
Hardware
Graphic and display
Sound
Network- Setup_wireless_networking and troubleshooting
- Skype with video
Scanners and Printers
Others- Blackberry Playbook access
- LIRC (Infra-red Remote Control)
- MakeBootCD How to make a bootable CD
- Power saving
- RAID and EVMS
- Remote Control with libCEC
The Community
Help us to improve the documentation, even for a few hours, questions welcome on the #mageia-doc IRC channel, doc-discuss mailing list or forum .
| Contributors documentation: doc Join the team: |
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- Bugzilla: to file a bug
- How to report a bug properly
- How to use Cauldron
- Finding Mageia rsync servers
- How to ask help
- How to report a bug properly
- How_to_use_IRC
- IRC bots
- Mageia IRC Channels
- Mageia.org user account
- Mailing lists
- Mgasoft
- Mirror List
- Sophie
- Transifex and git syncing
- What is i18n, what is l10n
Find here all the links of this page sorted by alphabetical order and some more information about documentation.
