Screenshot from the Linux Vocabs page.

Introducing "Tuxie’s Wiki,” a newcomer-friendly documentation site to the Linux community!

Hello fellow Linux users!

Two years ago, my best friend and I were just starting our Linux journey in high school and were our peak of tinkering. We realized how easy it was to forget solutions to different problems we faced. We created Tuxie’s Wiki originally to self-document our troubleshooting, fixes, and discoveries. We had a troubleshooting Google Docs and “The Linux Apps Library” for cool programs finds.

As the wiki got more known in our school’s tech community and each member slowly graduated and entered college, the project has grown into a fairly extensive catalog of guides, and we realized it might actually be useful for other newcomers. We wish Tuxie’s Wiki could be an easy place for Linux newcomers to reference setting up their installation and finding fixes to different problems they might face.

Here are some things we cover in the wiki so far:

Distro setup guides (Fedora, Arch)

Gnome setup guide (with keyboard shortcut presets, extension recommendations)

Linux Apps Library (a curated list of apps separated by categories that are either useful for fun, or both!)

And general guides like Firefox settings tweaks, SSH, terminal customization

The wiki is still growing. We’d love for you to check it out, use it, and give us feedback. And if you’re interested, we would love you to join us and help us improve it.

Website: https://tuxies-wiki-team.github.io/tuxies-wiki/

GitHub: https://github.com/tuxies-wiki-team/tuxies-wiki

P.S. We do use Discord mainly to discuss ideas; the server link can be found in the wiki (I cannot leave the server link in the post due to subreddit moderation rules)