openSUSE Reference Card?

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Monday, April 6th, 2009 by Zonker Digg!

I’d like to produce some openSUSE reference cards (like these, but a bit more colorful in general).

It’s a no-brainer to include Zypper commands on the card. What else should we find room for on a two-sided reference card? Thoughts:

  • YaST Command Line
  • openSUSE Build Service commands / interface
  • Specific YaST Modules
  • General Linux commands

Thoughts? Would like to produce something useful for new openSUSE users as well as openSUSE experts.


5 Comments

Comment by Andreas Stieger
2009-04-06 15:16:50

How-to-get-lamp-running-commands:

zypper in -t pattern lamp_server && a2enmod php5 && rcapache2 start && rcmysql start && chkconfig -a apache2 mysql

How-to-get-compiler-and-tools-running-command:
zypper in -t pattern devel_C_C++

osc commands

 
Comment by cb400f
2009-04-06 16:01:37

Location of key configuration files and logs like apache, kernel, displaymanager, hostname etc.

Maybe also some “external” things. Like URLs for news.o.o, planetsuse.org, software.opensuse.org/search, http://opensuse-community.org, help.opensuse.org etc.

 
Comment by Nikanth
2009-04-07 02:30:57

Ref cards to make it easy to contribute
Buidservice
spec file tips
Maintaining packages

 
Comment by Leo
2009-04-07 06:31:39

Look at http://www.brainstorminc.com/products/quick-start-cards.html#Novell

They make great Quick start/Reference cards for other Novell products like Groupwise and they look very nice and are very informative and usefull.

 
Comment by Lars
2009-04-10 20:23:52

As mentioned in another comment already: what about a Quick Start telling people where they can get what they want? ;-)

For example:
* apparmor.opensuse.org
* bugzilla.novell.com
* crashdb.opensuse.org
* education.opensuse.org
* forums.opensuse.org
* lists.opensuse.org
* lizards.opensuse.org
* news.opensuse.org
* software.opensuse.org
* http://www.opensuse.org
* zonker.opensuse.org
* …

Another example:
* How to find apparmor profiles?
* How to get updates for their distribution?
* How to get support?
* How to get the latest (KDE/GNOME/whatever) software?
* How to find/subscribe to a mailinglist?
* How to find support in the forums?
* How to become an openSUSE member?
* How to join/talk to people in IRC (channels?)?
* …

 

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