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Note: This is purposefully called a *guide* instead of a *map*. A map implies some kind of treelike organization (with a unique location for every leaf), and a wiki is not a tree! It's more like a small scale version of the internet itself .. a web. So you may expect to find many ways to get to any given destinaton page.

* If you want to see a list of all pages on the wiki, use the **wiki contents** button on the greenbar.

* You can always search for wiki content using the **wiki search** on the greenbar. Or check out some additional hints on the SearchHelp page.

Nevertheless this page attempts to provide a high level view of the information here, by various groupings of ways of categorizing things. Just remember that a link to some content page (or sub-grouping) may appear in several categories. See also the brief background notes on the RoadMap page.

'  Needs a Lot Of Work! .. please help if you can '

If you have some information to contribute, and don't know where to put it, you can always create a new page under the section *Unclassified Contributions* near the bottom of this page.

General topic guides

 * [Topics] .. An earlier start on a topic-guide (should be merged into this page,).. contains subtopics POWCamp, [EMACS], [Cat5], [Glossary] and links to more pages, including pages that are needed.

Roadmap pages needed **please help**

 * Tutorials, !Howtos, and !FAQs 

 * Hardware 

 * Applications 

 * Subsystems 

 * Sysadmin and Sysconfig 

 * Command Line Tools 

 * Programming Languages, Tools 

 * Indices, Cross-References, etc 

 * Glossaries, etc 

 * Linux Distributions 

 * Open Source and Free Software 

 * Security

 * Recipes

 * Shell/Languages

 * Index/Xrefs (etc) -- tips/keywords/objects/goals/..


!FAQs, !HOWTOs, etc

 * see LinuxAnswers 

File handling topics

 * ArchivingAndCompression 

Backup topics

 * BackupScripts .. notes from #kernel-panic IRC channel

Meetings and Presentations

 * KPLUGTopics .. earlier start on a discussion page

 * MeetingProgramIdeas .. combo laundary list, sugggestion box, ..

Pages about this site .. that seem to need refactoring

 * KPLUGWiki .. earlier (php?) wiki starting page .. includes major subtopics AddingPages, KpLugFAQ (a big one), [Kooler], PythonStuff, KnoppixReview, [Picnic2002]

 * KplugWebSite .. discussions about Site, includes subtopics HowToContribute, 
TipsandTricks, [cadaver], WebDAV, KplugPresenters


Pages listed in other roadmaps that might rather be here

 * PLUG projects and activities on the KplugOrganization page


Pages that might better have their own roadmaps

 Humor (possibly), etc

  * BSDIsEvil

  * "Life of Newbie":http://www.kernel-panic.org/Members/Roxus/LifeOfNewbie

 Humanities ..  Arts, Letters, Philosophy, 

  * GoodStyle .. a quote and link

  * [Kooler] .. I guess it had'ta be

  * WabiSabi .. beauty and perfection

Unclassified Contributions

 You are welcome to create a page for your contribution here. Edit this page .. click-on-edit at top of page (you have to be a member, see *join*, and be logged in), then add a bullet point (asterisk) and a WikiWord for your page. Save your edit of this page and then click on the question mark that shows after your new entry. That creates your page and lets you type or paste in  your contribution. As stated elsewhere, it isn't necessary to worry about formatting .. just type plain text, with one blank line betweeen paragraphs. If none of this makes sense, visit the WikiIntro page and then come back. Note: don't forget that as a wiki member, you can create (public and/or private) pages in your own private folder. 

 * SampleContribution -- just an example (add one blank then another line like this with your page name (instead of SampleContribution). 


External links .. miscelaneous general subjects

 * [Accessibility] .. providing accessibility for people with disabilities

 * [CVS] .. Concurrent Versioning System

 * KnoppixReview .. (old) April 22, 2004


Related pages and other starting points

 * WikiWiki, WikiAdmin ..

 * WikiEditing .. contributing to this wiki

 * SearchHelp .. titles, topics, tools

 * LinuxAnswers .. guide to Linux issues .. especially: getting help

 * FrontPage .. general launch-point