Linuxfocused

Linuxfocused is an online, collaboratively edited encyclopedia dedicated to Linux and related open-source computing topics. It provides articles, how-to guides, tutorials, and reference material aimed at beginners, professionals, and researchers.

Scope: The project covers Linux distributions, kernel architecture, system administration, shell and scripting, package management, security, networking, virtualization, containers, desktop environments, and hardware compatibility. It also includes comparisons, benchmarking results, troubleshooting tips, and historical overviews of Linux-related technologies.

Organization: Linuxfocused operates as a community-driven project where volunteers contribute, review, and edit content. Editorial guidelines, version history, and discussion pages support collaborative editing. The project typically maintains guidelines to ensure accuracy, neutrality, and verifiability. It may use a governance model with volunteer stewards or a small editorial board to manage disputes and policy.

Content and licensing: Articles are authored by community members and released under open licenses that permit reuse and redistribution, subject to attribution. References to external sources are encouraged to support statements and facilitate verification.

Reception and use: Linuxfocused is used by students, system administrators, developers, and hobbyists as a quick reference and learning resource. It complements vendor documentation and other Linux documentation projects.