Linux Guides - Lemmy
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The Linux Guides Community Dedicated community for Linux 🐧 guides that can be used by beginners as well as advance users. — ::: spoiler Community Rules - Be civil. - Stay on the actual topic. - Tutorials and guides only. - New guidance only, no re-posts unless the original link went down. - Guides must be connected to Linux. - No what this has to do with Linux stuff, take it or leave it. ::: — There is no clear definition of what might be useful. Just share things that you think could benefit this community or beginners and advance users which like to know more about Linux and how to work with it. — Reference - Scientific Linux [https://scientificlinux.org/] - Linux From Scratch [https://linuxfromscratch.org/] - Basics of the Unix Philosophy [https://homepage.cs.uri.edu/~thenry/resources/unix_art/ch01s06.html] - Guidelines for Research on the Kernel Community [https://lwn.net/Articles/888891/]

Here we have a venerable community for today’s Community Spotlight. Linux Guides has been around since 2021, which makes it one of the oldest communities we’ve featured here so far. It’s a community where users are encouraged to post anything they find useful in the realm of linux. So that github page about creating LXCs that you starred a few years ago that you keep referring back to? That would be a good candidate to post here!

It’s not terribly active, which surprises me. It seems that every big project I do in Linux requires one or more guides to get through. So let’s share our hidden treasures with the community and help it grow!