The Daryna User Guide is out!
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The Daryna User Guide is out!
Hi,
The User Guide for Linux Mint 4.0 Daryna is finally ready and you can grab a copy of it from here: ftp://ftp.heanet.ie/pub/linuxmint.com/4.0/LinuxMint-4.0-User-Guide_v1.pdf
Do not hesitate to report typos and to give us feedback. If you want to translate the guide into another language please download the ODT source from here: ftp://ftp.heanet.ie/pub/linuxmint.com/4.0/LinuxMint-4.0-User-Guide_v1.odt
Happy reading everyone
Clem.
The User Guide for Linux Mint 4.0 Daryna is finally ready and you can grab a copy of it from here: ftp://ftp.heanet.ie/pub/linuxmint.com/4.0/LinuxMint-4.0-User-Guide_v1.pdf
Do not hesitate to report typos and to give us feedback. If you want to translate the guide into another language please download the ODT source from here: ftp://ftp.heanet.ie/pub/linuxmint.com/4.0/LinuxMint-4.0-User-Guide_v1.odt
Happy reading everyone
Clem.
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Re: The Daryna User Guide is out!
Thanks a lot: wish I'd seen it before!
Yours hopefully -
Theo Tulley.
Using a PC with 2GB RAM, 3 hdds and a 1.7 GHz Celeron cpu.
Theo Tulley.
Using a PC with 2GB RAM, 3 hdds and a 1.7 GHz Celeron cpu.
Re: The Daryna User Guide is out!
Thanx for that great job!!!
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Good work!
I will try to find the time to translate it to Swedish.
I will try to find the time to translate it to Swedish.
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Re: The Daryna User Guide is out!
I like the guide very much! Could the guide be put into .pdf?
Re: The Daryna User Guide is out!
Just a good work! Thanks for the first explaining steps in Linux Mint. We will it translate in german language at linuxmintusers.de. Everybody with a german speaking can take part at:
http://linuxmintusers.de/smf/index.php?topic=67.0
Thanks the Mint Team!
Not only.... .-)
neo67
http://linuxmintusers.de/smf/index.php?topic=67.0
Thanks the Mint Team!
Not only.... .-)
neo67
Running Linux Mint 6 KDE CE on an acer TravelMate C200
LinuxMintUsers.De
LinuxMintUsers.De
Re: The Daryna User Guide is out!
Great guide....
Thank you folks....
One step further to get independent of Windows!
Cariboo
Thank you folks....
One step further to get independent of Windows!
Cariboo
Re: The Daryna User Guide is out!
Excellent work guys,just what I was looking for......very informative
Re: The Daryna User Guide is out!
Very nice
Thanks
Thanks
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6 pages of 86 translated to Swedish...
I can't translate the Table Of Contents though...
I can't translate the Table Of Contents though...
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Re: The Daryna User Guide is out!
The Table of Content is generated. Translate the titles and right click the table of content and select "refresh", or "regenerate" or "re...whateverit'scalled"
Clem
Clem
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Yeah that's right - I forgot, I haven't used that function in a year or two!clem wrote:The Table of Content is generated. Translate the titles and right click the table of content and select "refresh", or "regenerate" or "re...whateverit'scalled"
Clem
Thanx for reminding me!
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...removed...
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Re: The Daryna User Guide is out!
TO CLEM
Now spanish community starts to translate it.
cheers
Now spanish community starts to translate it.
cheers
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11 pages in!
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Re: The Daryna User Guide is out!
Just a suggestion for the section: check the MD5.
You give only the command
but with that we must check with our little eyes the "series of weird characters", what is not really comfortable
There is a easier way!
On the page of downloads of the mirror you have a 'md5sum.txt' file with all MD5 signatures for all Mint editions. Download it in the same place where you downloaded your .iso file(s) and in the terminal just type:
and after a few moments you will see one (or several if you downloaded several files) answers such as for example this one:
(of course if you downloaded just one file then you will see just one answer)
I guess that this command is easier and more pleasant, no?
Suggestion: before launching the checking you can edit the file and remove the signature for the .iso files that you have not downloaded. That will avoid seeing error messages for the other files which you have not downloaded
You give only the command
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md5sum LinuxMint-4.0.iso
There is a easier way!
On the page of downloads of the mirror you have a 'md5sum.txt' file with all MD5 signatures for all Mint editions. Download it in the same place where you downloaded your .iso file(s) and in the terminal just type:
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md5sum -c md5sum.txt
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LinuxMint-4.0-Fluxbox-BETA-028.iso: OK
LinuxMint-4.0-KDE-BETA-044.iso: OK
LinuxMint-4.0.iso: OK
LinuxMint-4.0-XFCE-BETA-008.iso: OK
I guess that this command is easier and more pleasant, no?
Suggestion: before launching the checking you can edit the file and remove the signature for the .iso files that you have not downloaded. That will avoid seeing error messages for the other files which you have not downloaded
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"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler." (Albert Einstein)
Re: The Daryna User Guide is out!
8 pages translated to italian...
Q: How many IBM CPU's does it take to do a logical right shift?
A: 33. 1 to hold the bits and 32 to push the register.
Re: The Daryna User Guide is out!
Hi, Clemclem wrote:The Table of Content is generated. Translate the titles and right click the table of content and select "refresh", or "regenerate" or "re...whateverit'scalled"
Clem
Sorry to bother you again but which software I should use for it? OpenOffice seems to be the right one but I am still puzzled on how to edit Table of Content and perform refresh or regenerate. The idea is to translate it into Brazilian-Portuguese.
Thanks,
Csat
Cheers
csat
csat
Re: The Daryna User Guide is out!
Hi Csat,
OpenOffice.org Writer. It should be in the context menu when you right-click the table of contents.
Clem.
OpenOffice.org Writer. It should be in the context menu when you right-click the table of contents.
Clem.
Re: The Daryna User Guide is out!
Just thought I would mention that the user guide has been of help to a user on hardware central that has an interest in Linux.
The user had tried Ubuntu but was unable to run it from the Live CD. I suggested LinuxMint and provided a link so he could decide for himself. I asked the user for feedback because he has never used Linux and I would like to know what he thinks.
Anyways, it is nice to see the documentation is being used and that it is helping people!
Great work!
The user had tried Ubuntu but was unable to run it from the Live CD. I suggested LinuxMint and provided a link so he could decide for himself. I asked the user for feedback because he has never used Linux and I would like to know what he thinks.
Anyways, it is nice to see the documentation is being used and that it is helping people!
Great work!