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Here is the [[GSoD2023proposal|project proposal page]] for applying to GSoD-2023. Here is the [[DebianEdu/GSoD2023Proposal|project proposal page]] for applying to GSoD-2023.

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The Debian Edu Xfce Desktop

A screenshot from the current Debian Edu "bullseye" release showing the Xfce desktop


Release Status, download information and manuals

The status pages include up to date links to installation ISO images. Detailed instructions about how to verify and use these images are part of the Debian-CD FAQ.

Introduction

Click on the Introduction page to see information about:

  • What is it?

  • Why consider it?

  • Where we are now?

Before Getting Started

Click on the Before Getting Started page to see information about:

  • Basic terminology

  • What is a profile?

Documentation

Manuals

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Manuals

Thorough books covering multiple topics

Howtos

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Howtos

Shorter articles covering a specific topic or problem

Debian Edu meta-packages

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Debian Edu packages overview

Details about Debian Edu meta-packages

LibreOffice

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LibreOffice

LibreOffice's support pages

Debian

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Debian GNU/Linux

Debian's support pages


Help

Frequently asked questions

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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently asked questions – with answers :-)

Free help

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Free help

How to get in touch with the volunteer community, and how to proceed in order to get answers to your questions

Professional help

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Professional help

Skolelinux consultants, companies providing support services

More help

  • Use the search function of this Wiki!
  • Use the search function of the Debian Edu mailing list (see below)!
  • If you don't find usable information and solutions for your problem, talk to us. See below!


Talk to us and participate

Mailing lists

  • The coordination of this project happens on the debian-edu mailing list.

    • Go there to subscribe to the list, browse its archives, or view some statistics.
    • If you want to send us an email then just do so; you don't have to be subscribed to the list. (But please mention when doing so if you are not subscribed.)
  • Further mailing lists deal with user support, translation, and other issues.

IRC - Internet relay chat

Bug tracking

Debian Edu uses the Debian Bug Tracking System (BTS).

View existing bug reports and feature requests or create new ones. Please report all bugs against the package debian-edu-config.

Take a look at How To Report Bugs for more information on bug reporting in Debian Edu.

Source Code

Debian Edu is part of Debian, sources are available from the Debian archive at the usual locations.

Source code repositories on salsa.debian.org

  • Debian Edu core packages (meta-packages, installation, configuration, documentation, artwork).

  • Debian Edu Packaging Team additional packages (web based administration, educational software).

Contribute - help us to improve!

Everyone can help

  • You can help in many ways:
    • participate in translating manuals
    • write good documentation for education related software
    • help with this Wiki

Debian Edu Wiki

  • We try to put all useful information (or at least links to it) into these pages.
  • You can also edit everything or place comments on any page; this is a Wiki! (You need an account and may have to log in first.)
  • Any change in the Debian Edu section of the Wiki will be noticed by the Debian Edu team. ;-)

  • See the complete site map.

Tasks for Debian Developers

  • DDs can help in many ways:
    • package and maintain education related software, see the related HowTo.

    • sponsor non-Debian Developers who are packaging education related software.
    • help with Debian Installer to produce an even friendlier installer for people with limited computer skills.

Google Season of Docs

GSoD supports documentation in open source projects. It seeks to empower open source organizations to understand their documentation needs, to create documentation to fill those needs, to measure the effect and impact of their documentation, and, in the spirit of open source, share what they've learned to help guide other projects. Google Season of Docs seeks to bring more technical writers into open source through funding their work with open source projects and organizations.

It is similar to GSoC, with some differences:

  • Only one project per organization is supported (so, there can be no umbrella organizations).
  • The technical writer is hired directly from the organization, without approval from GSoD.
  • The technical writer is expected to be experienced and professional (instead of a student that needs to be coached and mentored).
  • Etc. (more details on the Rules)

Here is the project proposal page for applying to GSoD-2023.


Reports, presentations and experiences

Reports

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Reports

Independent reports about or relevant to Debian Edu

Presentations

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Presentations

Presentations held by the Debian Edu team

User experiences

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User experiences

Problems, solutions and success stories from Debian Edu users

Other languages

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