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* ''Operating Systems'' -  Capitalize the names of operating systems like Linux, Ubuntu, Windows, etc.
* ''Operating Systems'' -  Capitalize the names of operating systems like Linux, Ubuntu, Windows, etc.
* ''Repositories'' - Capitalize the names of the Universe & Multiverse repositories when you use them.
* ''Repositories'' - Capitalize the names of the Universe & Multiverse repositories when you use them.
* ''Installing software'' - When documenting how to install software, try to avoid recommending a particular package manager (such as ''apt-get'') - instead, simply use the phrase ''"Install package <code><nowiki>X</nowiki></code> from the <code><nowiki>Y</nowiki></code> repository''". If appropriate, include a link to the [[UbuntuHelp:InstallingSoftware|InstallingSoftware]] page, which has documentation on the various package managers.
* ''Installing software'' - When documenting how to install software, try to avoid recommending a particular package manager (such as ''apt-get'') - instead, simply use an apt link to allow the user to click on the link to install the relevant package. So, for example:
* To enable support for mp3s in Ubuntu, [[UbuntuHelp:apt:ubuntu-restricted-extras|install the ''ubuntu-restricted-extras'' package]].
* The wiki markup used to make the link in that example is: <pre><nowiki>
[[apt:ubuntu-restricted-extras|install the ''ubuntu-restricted-extras'' package]]</nowiki></pre>.
== Page Titles ==
== Page Titles ==
* Be descriptive.
* Be descriptive.

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Introduction

The pages in this wiki should be as easy to understand and follow as possible. With this in mind, please take into account the following suggested writing style guidelines:

Terminology

  • Ubuntu releases - Always try to specify which versions of Ubuntu a page is valid for. When referring to Ubuntu releases, use "Ubuntu X.XX (Nickname)" or "Ubuntu X.XX" - eg. "Ubuntu 5.10 (Breezy Badger)" or "Ubuntu 5.10", rather than just "Breezy" or "Ubuntu Breezy".
  • Operating Systems - Capitalize the names of operating systems like Linux, Ubuntu, Windows, etc.
  • Repositories - Capitalize the names of the Universe & Multiverse repositories when you use them.
  • Installing software - When documenting how to install software, try to avoid recommending a particular package manager (such as apt-get) - instead, simply use an apt link to allow the user to click on the link to install the relevant package. So, for example:
  • To enable support for mp3s in Ubuntu, install the ubuntu-restricted-extras package.
  • The wiki markup used to make the link in that example is:

[[apt:ubuntu-restricted-extras|install the ''ubuntu-restricted-extras'' package]].

Page Titles

  • Be descriptive.
  • Avoid using the word "Howto" in the page title (everything here is a howto!).
  • Use capital letters and avoid spaces or dashes (WikiName, for example).

Section Headings

  • Heading text should be short, clear, and descriptive.
  • Capitalize in the following manner:
  • Initial uppercase letter for the first word and the last word, regardless of part of speech
  • Initial uppercase letter for all nouns, adjectives, and verbs
  • Initial uppercase letter for conjunctions of four letters or longer
  • Initial uppercase letter for prepositions of four letters or longer
  • Initial uppercase letter for prepositions that are part of a phrasal verb
  • All lowercase letters for conjunctions, articles, and prepositions of less than four letters

. (Taken from the GNOME Style Guide)

Lists

  • Bullet lists of links should take the following form: <Bullet> <Link> <Hyphen> <Sentence>.

. For example:

  • Skype - Internet telephony software (closed source).

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