Announcements

Main announcements have been moved to theUserLinux web site athttp://www.userlinux.com .
If you haveUserLinux related ideas you'd like to share and develop, this wiki and theMailing Lists are great places to start.
The wiki is password protected due to continuing defacement problems. Butyou are welcome to edit the wiki! Write to bruce at perens.com for the password.

Table of Contents.

Seehttp://www.userlinux.com/ andhttp://www.userlinux.com/about for more information.
Policy - Various project policies.
International - Information about i18n, l10n and international issues. Please, add more contents to this page!
Proposals - Proposals for project policy.
Mailing Lists - Mailing lists related toUserLinux.
Member Pages - ForUserLinux members to develop projects until they are ready for a more global presentation, also use as a sandbox for individual wiki practice. Add your own personal page here.
Teams -UserLinux Development Teams.
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions aboutUserLinux
UserLinux ISV's - Independent Software / Service / Support Vendors

Marketing Concept - Promote adoption, increase awareness, maintain a consistent image and facilitate communication fromUserLinux to companies, organizations, and individuals.
Marketing Strategy - A brief overview of theUserLinux marketing strategy.
Research Library - Informative documents relating to the Linux market with relevance forUserLinux.
Case Studies - Main page for case study related information and links.
Use Cases - Scenarios describing howUserLinux may be used.
Marketing Tasks - An incomplete list of marketing tasks with current status.
Logo Portability - The best odds of image consistency, regardless of resources, come from designing a highly portable logo.
April 2004 Presentation - An informal overview ofUserLinux as of April 21, 2004. Presented to Linux in Boise Club (http://www.libc.org ) byBrock Frazier.
The UserLinux Brand - How to use theUserLinux Logo, Style and Colors in your presentations, material and all that fits with "communicatingUserLinux"
Splash Screens Concept - An idea of how splash screens might work and why.
MS FUD - A look at Microsoft-based Fear, Uncertanty, and Doubt attacks. Please add info!
Language - A suggestion for the use of language in MarketingUserLinux.
ISV Info - Looking for more info on ISVs. Trade publications, etc. Please add to this page.
Training Materials - Classroom training material inspired by LPI testing objectives.

Related GUI tools projects - global themes and icons database, theme manager - contributors, please inscribe here!
Common Theme Problems - Add an area where theme problems sometimes occur (especially with specific applications) under GNOME. Details appreciated.
Look And Feel - Proposals for GUI development and management tools (themes & skins, style-, usability-, accessibilty- and similar issues). Based on freedom of choice, but with the target of professional design solutions.
System Administration UI Inconsistency - A huge UI problem with GNU/Linux systems is graphical configuration utility inconsistencies.

Package Framework - Matrix of chosen and proposed packages for use inUserLinux.
Package Lists - Actual package lists to be fed to the installation process.
Building Task Packages - How to build the packages that actually implement the package lists.
Installer Matrix - Comparison between two automated or cluster installation systems.
Browser Matrix - Matrix of browsers and features to help decide on a standard browser.
Java Runtime Matrix - Matrix of Java runtimes to aid the decision on a standard runtime.

Support Roster - Companies offeringUserLinux support
Support Network - How support companies interact with each other andUserLinux
Support Certification - Guidelines on what is required to become aUserLinux support company

Product Certification - Since certification efforts involve a specific piece of hardware or software receiving a thorough evaluation on theUserLinux platform, there is real value in certified products.