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Subject: new wiki faq
Hi all, Just noticed this page appear on the Ubuntu wiki: https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/UbuntuHowCome. Yes, its yet another faq-ish guide. I'm slightly depressed at the number of different entirely independent resources are appearing around the place: because it means that it is going to be a real job merging them all into a structure that will be most useful for users. At the same time, I suppose the more information there is, the better the end product will be! If anyone can think of a way to incorporate this page into our ideas for the structure of the UserDocumentation on the wiki, please do it! Matt
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