Draft Document Taxonomy

["Pete St. Onge" <pete@seul.org>]

Below are my notes from the discussion of the draft document taxonomy for
LKB.

I'm not happy with the 'community' section yet, mostly because this topic is
perhaps the hardest to pin down; the remainder of the sections are mostly
technical, but the broader impacts and issues around using Linux are harder
to pin down. Suggestions to improve any part of the structure below, and
particularly the community section, are appreciated.

Pete

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admin/
     apps/ (similar to user/apps, but different articles)
            <vicman> apps should cover how to, BP covers theory
     best practices/
          security/
          user management/
          server management/
     networking/
          Info/
               OSI
          Protocols/ (interface types under hardware)
               AppleTalk/
               NetBIOS/
               TCP/IP/
     scripting/
          task/ (? TBD by moderators)
community/ (larger impacts of Linux on users, communities & populations)
     individual users/
          Licences/
               GPL (etc)
     user communities/
          K-12 education/
     user populations (large communities)/
          SEUL
          LKB
hardware/
     Disk and Controllers /
          IDE/
          SCSI/
               Testing/
     Keyboard & Mice /
          Testing/
     Networking/
          Testing/
     Processors, Motherboards, Memory/
          TBD Moderator
          Testing/
     Serial /
          Testing/
     Video card/
          VGA/
          SVGA/
               Testing/
programming/
     best practices/
     language/
          arr by language/
                best practices/
                console
                daemons/
                gui/
                networking/
user/
     apps/
          FM type/
               arr by software name
                    man page(s)
                    install
     environment/
          env type (KDE / GNOME)/
               app type
     os/
       'this is the command line, how to get help, how shell works,
       'userland tutorial
       vicman> if you do it as root, it belongs in admin
     info/

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Pete St. Onge
pete@seul.org