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| [[User Guide - Financial Software]]  || ''[[User:Kirk202|Kirk202]]'' || ''Done'' || ''Done'' || ''Done'' || ''Assign me''

Revision as of 00:12, 26 February 2009

Tasks currently target: Fedora 10 User Guide

Notes to Contributors

Application Installations

Whenever we discuss an application not installed by default, we should put a note about having to install it. The note should look like this:

Of course, this should be edited according to the application name, package name, and application home page, but try to use this template for consistency's sake.

  • Also note that I just made this convention up, so don't feel like you should have known this before. If you have suggestions or comments, let me know.

--Danielsmw 15:08, 25 February 2009 (UTC)

Advanced Topics

Whenever we add something that would be nice to have in the user's guide but isn't necessary for the basic desktop user who just migrated fresh from Windows (example: discussion of FTP programs, advanced discussion of yum on the command line), we should add a template to let the confused user know not to worry about this section if they don't want to. This is what I've come up with right now:

Advanced Usage
This content is written for the more advanced user. It assumes that you are comfortable with the command line and have a relatively good knowledge of Linux terminology. It is probably not necessary to using Fedora as a desktop user, but can help a desktop user expand his or her knowledge base and face more complicated troubleshooting issues.

That, again, is just my current idea until someone suggests or comments on that. Let me know in IRC or on the list. --Danielsmw 15:08, 25 February 2009 (UTC)

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Chapter Status Fact check (Re)write chapter Edit/wordsmith Edit format/XML conversion
User Guide - Introduction Done Done N/A Done Ready to convert
User Guide - The Fedora Desktops In progress Done Done Done Ready to convert
User Guide - Logging into the Desktop Done Done Done Done Ready to convert
User Guide - Tour of the GNOME Desktop Done Done Done Done Assign me
User Guide - Tour of the KDE Desktop Nothing Assign me Assign me Assign me Assign me
User Guide - Tour of the Xfce Desktop lcafiero in progress done done Assign me Assign me
User Guide - Media In progress GNOME done, KDE review needed GNOME done, KDE review needed Grammar/spelling done Assign me
User Guide - Connecting to the Internet quaid Assign me Assign me Assign me Assign me
User Guide - Accessing the Web danielsmw Assign me Assign me Assign me Assign me
User Guide - Communications Done Done Done danielsmw Assign me
User Guide - Office Tools Kirk202 In progress Assign me Assign me Assign me Assign me
User Guide - Financial Software Kirk202 Done Done Done Assign me
User Guide - Playing Multimedia Nothing Assign me Assign me Assign me Assign me
User Guide - Playing Games Nothing Assign me Assign me Assign me Assign me
User Guide - Managing Photos Nothing Assign me Assign me Assign me Assign me
User Guide - Sharing Your Desktop Nothing Assign me Assign me Assign me Assign me
User Guide - Customizing the Desktop Nothing Assign me Assign me Assign me Assign me
User Guide - Managing Software Done Assign me Assign me danielsmw Assign me

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