Posted on January 18, 2007 - by Justin Hartman
Debian Wiki Launched
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I’m please to announce that I’ve officially launched my own Debian Wiki. Over the last two weeks I have been setting up a new server for Grabble and due to my growing attraction to Debian I decided this new server will be powered entirely off of the ever popular GNU/Linux distribution.
The Debian Wiki was created solely because I needed something to help me keep track of what I was doing when setting the server up and as such it has developed into a whole series of tutorials if you will. There is a lot of documentation out there for Debian however it is difficult to make that documentation work for the new (soon-to-be) stable release of Debian 4 a.k.a. Etch and the Debian Wiki aims to fix this problem.
Every single HOWTO on the Debian Wiki has had to be tailored to work with Etch and as such I hope that others can find value when needing to setup a similar item on their Debian based server. The Server Category items on the Wiki are confusing to the layman however as time goes on I want to have a whole bunch of Desktop related items so that people who’ve never used Linux before can actually see that it’s not that difficult to operate!
So head on over to http://linux.justinhartman.com and give me your thoughts!

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There is also an official Debian wiki ( http://wiki.debian.org/ ) which you might find useful. I understand that http://linux.justinhartman.com is for your personal use. As a fellow Debian user, it would be nice if you can contribute some of your findings there as well!
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February 19, 2007
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There is also an official Debian wiki ( http://wiki.debian.org/ ) which you might find useful. I understand that http://linux.justinhartman.com is for your personal use. As a fellow Debian user, it would be nice if you can contribute some of your findings there as well!