Ubuntu Developer Manual project
Wednesday, December 1, Canonical assigned Belinda Lopez to help move the Ubuntu Manual project forward. Canonical has been following the project and has decided it is time to step in and help out. Belinda emailed members of the team and it was announced on their IRC channel (full transcript below).
For those unfamiliar, the Ubuntu Manual was started by Benjamin Humphrey to provide users with a comprehensive guide minus the technical jargon often found in books and forums.
The team quickly progressed and released the manual for Ubuntu 10.04. The manual covers nearly every daily task an Ubuntu user will encounter: web browsing, music, scanning documents, managing photos, troubleshooting, finding help, and more. The guide also provides clear screen shots, making it easy to follow for people of all levels of computer expertise.
UPDATE: dindafoss.wordpress: Just wanted to set the record straight that the project I’m working on this cycle is the “Ubuntu Developer Manual” and not the Ubuntu Manual Project. Confusing, I know, but two completely different audiences. The Ubuntu Developer Manual project is aimed at the opportunistic developer who wants to write applications for Ubuntu users.
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