Documentación del Usuario de Fedora Linux
La documentación de Fedora proporciona una extensa información sobre como instalar y utilizar el sistema operativo Fedora y el software empaquetado por el ProyectoFedora. Fedora es un gran proyecto. Por lo tanto, el enfoque aquí está en explicaciones básicas y referencias a documentación detallada de los distintos subproyectos. Un enfoque especial es en hacer más fácil para las nuevos usuarios el comienzo.
El Software Libre ha producido logros y soluciones técnicas sobresalientes durante las últimas décadas. Solo mun ejemplo es el servidor Apache, el cual es usado hoy por una vasta mayoría de sitios web y proporciona la Internet entera con información. Esto rápidamente eclipsa un hecho que Richard Stallman destaco ya en 1997:
“La mayor deficiencia de los sistemas operativos libres no está en el software – es la carencia de buenos manuales libres que podamos incluir en estos sistemas.””[1]
It is this spirit that inspires the Fedora documentation team to do the often tough and time-consuming work on our documentation.
You’ll find here a bunch of information:
- Empezar
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First time with Fedora Linux? New users find here extensive information to get Fedora up and running
- Acftualización del Sistema
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Do you already have a Fedora Linux edition or Spin up and running? You don’t need to reinstall your system to get the new release. Fedora has put a lot of work into making an in-place update reliable and fully automated.
- Fedora 38 release notes
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Contains extensive information about new and modified features of the current release. Users are advised to skim this information to check if they may be affected by one of the changes or are now able to resolve an issue with a new feature
- Fedora 37 release notes
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Fedora supports the current and the previous release. As a reference here is a quick link to the previous release notes.
In the top bar, you can select older release notes.
- A newbie’s primer
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Are you new to Linux? Here we provide some facts, vocabulary, and links for a first orientation.
You may also look at Fedora Magazine, featuring often-updated articles of interest to Fedora users from beginner to expert, and from Raspberry Pi to the desktop to servers to the cloud.
Getting help
There are many places on the internet that can help you when you encounter a problem not described in this chapter: discussion boards, blogs, IRC, and more. Some of the more popular places where you can find help include:
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Ask Fedora - Fedora’s knowledge base and community-driven question-and-answer site, available in multiple languages
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The #fedora Matrix room on Fedora Chat - one of the main Matrix/IRC channels used by Fedora users, English only
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You may also look at Fedora Magazine, featuring often-updated articles of interest to Fedora users from beginner to expert
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Stack Exchange - an English language Q&A board, not specific to Fedora
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The above list is by no means complete - you can find help in many other places as well. Additional information about available resources such as Matrix rooms and mailing lists is available at Comunicación en Fedora. |
Before you open a new discussion or ask anyone for help on IRC, you should always do some research on your own. If you are encountering an issue, there is usually a good chance that someone else ran into the same problem before you and published a solution somewhere. Opening a discussion about something already explained elsewhere, or asking a common question that has been answered many times before, is not likely to result in a friendly, constructive response.
When you ask for help troubleshooting problems related to the installation, you may be asked to provide log files generated by the installer. Consult the corresponding documentation to learn how to access a suitable log file.
Join the community
Fedora has a vibrant community. The meeting place is the Fedora Discussion Forum.
O Fedora é um grande projeto. Alguns de nós vão se lembrar quando nós começamos a se envolver com o Fedora. Não foi fácil obter uma visão geral e encontrar uma maneira de contribuir com seus interesses e habilidades da melhor maneira possível. Felizmente, agora nós temos uma iniciativa para pavimentar o caminho para novos participantes e providenciar alguma orientação. Dê uma olhada em 'Não sabe por onde começar? Venha sair com a gente!' e/ou pule dentro das atividades 'Bem-vindo ao Fedora'.
How to help us and give you back a better working Fedora
The Fedora Documentation Project only actively maintains documentation for the most recent release and the one before it. We also preserve older documentation on this site for historical interest and to acknowledge the generous contribution of time and effort by many, many writers and translators.
Please help us to improve the documentation
We are always working to update and further improve this documentation. To do this, we rely on feedback. If you find errors, miss, or don’t clearly understand a piece of specific information, or have suggestions for improvement, open an issue at our documentation repository.
In the issue:
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Click the Create Issue button.
Agradecemos a todos los que han trabajado duro para corregir esta deficiencia para las versiones anteriores de Fedora.
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