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Welcome to the AniNIX's Wiki. This is the documentation source for the AniNIX network. The implementation details are disclosed here to act as a reference for others and to join the open-source community.
Welcome to the AniNIX's Wiki. This is the starting documentation source for the AniNIX network. The implementation details are disclosed here to act as a reference for others and to join the open-source community.
Any comments, concerns, or suggestions should be submitted as issues.
# Sections
This wiki is divided into sections.
* Classes: some classes being taught by AniNIX staff
* Entities: a list of hosts, VM's, and hardware used by the network
* Operation: a list of policies and procedures for contributing to the AniNIX.
* Providers: a list of software, hardware, and service providers
Information on individual services will be under `roles` in [AniNIX/Ubiqtorate](../Ubiqtorate).
* _Technology_Table.md_: This is a good place to start understanding how the AniNIX works -- here we map problems to solutions via tools.
* _Layouts.md_: High-level view of our software, hardware, and hardening layouts, with links to other repos.
* _Policy_: A breakdown of our policies around the AniNIX.
* _Operation_: a list of operational procedures for contributing to and operating the AniNIX.
* _Providers.md_: a list of software, hardware, and service providers
# Etymology
Wiki, in an [interesting article](http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2010/10/where-the-word-wiki-comes-from/), is cited to mean "quick". This Wiki and many like it are a quick, easily editable and Web-accessible database for presenting information to a wider audience.
The AniNIX is an open-source, closed-membership network of services available to those known to its admins. Its name is a combination of [animus](http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/animus), meaning governing spirit, and Linux, the platform on which it is built.
Wiki, in an [interesting article](http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2010/10/where-the-word-wiki-comes-from/), is cited to mean "quick". This Wiki and many like it are a quick, easily editable and Web-accessible database for presenting information to a wider audience.
# Relevant Files and Software
This Wiki is simply a stream of Markdown files that Foundation will interpret. This makes it similarly simple to edit, fork, branch, and backup.
# Available Clients
Any browser or Git client will sufice.
Any browser or Git client will suffice.
# Equivalents or Competition
Some real-world equivalents include [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/), [FANDOM (formerly Wikia)](https://fandom.com), and the oft-referenced [ArchLinux Wiki](https://wiki.archlinux.org/).