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Open Source Software Survival Essentials For Thriving, Foreseeably

Table of Contents


Systems Supported


Mac OSX Support Info


Linux Support Info


Windows Support Info


UNIVERSAL SYSTEM MANAGEMENT RULES OF SURVIVAL

  • All self-reliant computer users must know how to...
  1. Securely backup and restore our personal account data.

  2. Restore and update our computer operating system.

  3. Install new applications and update them.

  • Before launching into what tools like
  • can do for us, and how they work, we shall address our valid concerns IN FULL.
  • WE WILL NOT speak to how to do anything wrong,
    often referred to giving us enough rope to hang ourselves.

  • WE WILL speak to how to both correct and prevent such outcomes,
    starting with the most severe outcomes, and will work our way to increasingly less severe.

  • FOR EMPHASIS: The likelihood of this doing any damage to hardware or software is nil. The costs are $0.

Confronting and Resolving Fundamental User Concerns Per OS

  1. Running ChromeOS on a Chromebook

  2. Running OS X on a Mac

  3. Running Linux

  4. Running Windows


Three Tasks To Consider-Plan-Execute

  1. Install Missing Package Manager

  2. Install Git Using Missing Package Manager

  3. Install Python3 Using Missing Package Manager


Enhancements

  • Resize header images.
  • Spin off linked subdocs per operating system.
    • Chromium
    • OSX
    • Windows
    • Linux
    • Are all of those operating system support pages polished?
  • bash basics page
  • Git and github basics page
  • python3 basics page
  • faq
  • Provide scripts to automate these tasks.
  • Add periodic update, upgrade, cleanup.
  • Fix the basic commands per os.
  • Have beginners across systems test-drive this README doc.
  • Add dev support across languages page.
  • Add list of urbanspectra public projects to readme footer.

How To Contribute

  1. Git to version our work.

  2. Github.com to distribute and share our work.

  3. Markdown to create, edit and format readme docs like this one.

  • MathHeads: Note that markdown can support math symbols: A123, A123, O(n2)

After reading this FAQ, bring any questions HERE
Author: Jeremy Donson, NYC

  • Date Created: Feb 5, 2018

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