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1. Introduction1.1. Why this document?Since there was no information anywhere on the net for Belgian Linux users, we started to collect stuff that we thought could be important. This HOWTO aims to be the definitive list of all Belgian-related Linux information. If you think not, you have no excuse to complain and certainly not to not contribute. ;) 1.2. New versions of this documentIf you need to know more about the Linux Documentation Project or about Linux HOWTO's, feel free to contact the supervisor Tim Bynum <linux-howto@sunsite.unc.edu>. Tim Bynum will post the listing to several national and international newsgroups on a monthly basis. In addition, the Belgian HOWTO can be found on the World Wide Web at http://dag.wieers.com/howto/. New versions of the Belgian HOWTO are always placed at this site first, so please be sure to check if the copy you are reading is still up to date! 1.3. Translated versionsThis document is currently translated in 3 languages (English, Dutch and French), we're trying to keep all three of them in sync, but the English version is the source-document! The English and Dutch version are maintained by Dag Wieërs <dag@wieers.com> and is found at: http://dag.wieers.com/howto/. The French version is maintained by Dany Vanderroost <danyv@euronet.be> and is found at: http://club.euronet.be/dany.vanderroost/howto.html. 1.4. ContributionsA few people mailed us their suggestions and improvements, thanks go to:
Many thanks go to Ivo Clarysse <soggie@iguana.be> who started something similar earlier (http://linbel.iguana.be/) and his project helped us a lot to get this document online. 1.5. FeedbackIf some information seems to be wrong, deceptive or missing, we'd appreciate if you mailed us the improvements. Since we're just human this document isn't bug-free, but your contribution can and will make a difference. To add yourself to the Linux user groups or businesses, collect all necessary information and mail it to us. 1.6. Legal stuffTrademarks are owned by their owners. Although the information given in this document is believed to be correct, the author will accept no liability for the content of this document. Use the tips and examples given herein at your own risk. Copyright © 1998, 1999, 2000 by Dag Wieërs. This document may be distributed only subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the LDP license. 1.7. TodoThere are some things I'm planning to add to this document, if you're interested be sure you're reading the most current version of this document. (This todo-list is only a reminder to myself, it is not in the translated documents!)
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The most important collection of Linux information on the net. Please if you encounter erroneous information in one of them, do contact the author. Only that way it will be corrected and we all stand together ;)
As Dutch is less wide-spread, it is the least supported. But work is being done to resolve this ;) (and maybe *you* can help ?!?) French and German translations obviously are already taken care of.
A succesfull initiative is making progress, but there's still a lot to do. If you want to help, start translating and send it there. Check http://nl.linux.org/doc/HOWTO/.
French translations of HOWTO's can be found at: http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/translations/fr/
German translations of HOWTO's can be found at: http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/translations/de/
The fastest medium to get support is IRC, but beware. Because IRC is rather anonymous it's also easy to deceive people.
On IRCnet there's a channel called #linux.be that is closely related to bcol and the Belgian Linux-scene. The channel is still small, but it surely will grow in time. To get help in English, there's only one place #linux.
Also Dalnet has a #linux.be channel.