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--- playground:sdf_tutorial_prototype_-_ver._0.9.1 [2021/04/04 03:54] – [3. Website Setup and Hosting Features] hc9
+++ playground:sdf_tutorial_prototype_-_ver._0.9.1 [2022/11/30 13:31] (current) – [4. Advanced Topics] n3t
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 // ====== Welcome to SDF User Contributed Tutorials ====== //
-> This is a shared, member contributed set of tutorials targeting existing and potential [[:sdf|SDF]] users who are interested in the [[wp>Internet|INTERNET]], the [[wp>Unix|UNIX]] operating system and programming languages. The purpose of this project is to help new users learn to use SDF and UNIX through practical and useful examples.
+>This is a shared, member contributed, set of tutorials for existing and potential [[:sdf|SDF]] users who are interested in the [[wp>Internet|INTERNET]], the [[wp>Unix|UNIX]] operating system, and programming languages. The purpose of this wiki is to help new users learn about <nowiki>SDF.org</nowiki> and UNIX through practical and useful examples.
 >
-> This initially is a subset of the information in the //HTML((Something of a //html2docuwiki// dump of existing HTML tutorials exists at [[https://git.sdf.org/peteyboy/tutes-dump/src/branch/master/dump|here]], and might be useful for [[:porting existing tutorials to the wiki|replicating content in this wiki]].))// tutorials at http://sdf.org/?tutorials
+>Initially, this was a subset of the information from the //HTML((Something of a //html2docuwiki// dump of the traditional HTML tutorials exists [[https://git.sdf.org/peteyboy/tutes-dump/src/branch/master/dump|here]]. It was useful for [[:porting existing tutorials to the wiki|replicating content in this wiki]].))// tutorials at [[http://sdf.org/?tutorials|sdf.org → tutorials]].
 >
-> It is expected to grow and change, as it should be much easier for people to contribute. If you have access, feel free to point to existing content for the uncreated pages below, or to copy in the equivalent //data ((Something of a //html2docuwiki// dump of existing HTML tutorials exists at [[https://git.sdf.org/peteyboy/tutes-dump/src/branch/master/dump|here]], and might be useful for [[:porting existing tutorials to the wiki|replicating content in this wiki]].))//, or write your own!
+>It's expected that the <nowiki>SDF.org</nowiki> wiki content will grow and change. If you have SDF wiki access, please write additional tutorials, migrate traditional tutorial content updates/changes, or port new upcoming traditional tutorial content. Copies of the SDF traditional tutorial import //data ((Something of a //html2docuwiki// dump of the traditional HTML tutorials exists [[https://git.sdf.org/peteyboy/tutes-dump/src/branch/master/dump|here]]. It was useful for [[:porting existing tutorials to the wiki|replicating content in this wiki]].))// was kindly provided by contributing members of [[:sdf|SDF]].
 ===== 1. SDF Basics =====
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     * [[:ruby_on_rails|Ruby on Rails]] - Ruby on Rails on SDF
     * [[:building_a_basic_ruby_on_rails_application|Building a Basic Ruby on Rails Application.]]
-  * [[:trac_on_sdf|Trac on SDF]] - a Trac instance (//unavailable, a tutorial example only//)
+  * [[:trac_on_sdf|Trac on SDF]] - a Trac instance (//unavailable, a tutorial formatting example only//)
   * [[:gopher_site_setup_and_hosting_features|Gopher - Build your Gopherspace]]
   * [[:gemini_site_setup_and_hosting_features|Gemini Site Setup and Hosting Features]]
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   * [[:mounting_sdf_folders_on_a_netbsd_local_machine_via_mount_psshfs|PSSHFS]] - Mounting SDF Folders on a NetBSD Local Machine
   * [[:sdf_s_vpn_servers|VPN]] - Connecting to the SDF VPN (PPTP and OpenVPN).
-  * [[:backing_up_home_using_rsync|rsync]] - Backing up $HOME using rsync.
+  * [[:backing_up_home_using_rsync|rsync and scp]] - Backing up $HOME using rsync or scp.
   * [[:subversion|CVS]] - Using CVS on SDF
   * [[:sdf_green_computing_initiative|GCI]] - The SDF Green Computing Initiative
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   * **Plan 9 from Bell Labs** is a research operating system designed as the next step in operating system evolution beyond Unix.
   * **SDF** sponsors a series of Boot Camps, introducing new users to **Plan 9**. This section of the tutorial is a collection of the Campers' discoveries.
-    * [[:vps_-_plan_9_9front|Plan9 setup and configuration for a SDF VPS slice]]
+    * [[:plan_9_9front|Plan9 setup and configuration for a SDF VPS slice]]
       * [[:vps_-_9front#front_on_an_sdf_vps|9front on an SDF VPS]]
       * [[http://sdf.org/?tutorials/VPS_Plan9|Plan 9 on SDF VPS]]
-      * [[:vps_-_Plan_9#plan_9_on_an_sdf_vps|Plan 9 on an SDF VPS]]
+      * [[:Plan_9#plan_9_on_an_sdf_vps|Plan 9 on an SDF VPS]]
   * [[http://sdf.org/?tutorials/Plan_9_rc|Plan 9 Rc Survival Guide]]
   * [[http://sdf.org/?tutorials/Plan_9_C|Plan 9 C Programming]] <file>Add the additional "Plan 9" bullet item subset.</file>