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Should questions covered in the "quick start" guide be off-topic?
There are already a number of questions covered by the Quick Start Guide on the Raspberry Pi site. Should questions covered by this be considered off-topic?
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Linux Questions: to close/migrate or to accept [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
Raspberry Pi itself vs. specific OS issues
It's apparent already that there are going to be a lot of questions relating to basic setup and accomplishing certain tasks wi …
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What should the FAQ contain?
While this will evolve within the next week or two as questions are populated, it's something we need to begin thinking about.
Obviously questions about the following things are on topic:
Raspberry …
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What should the FAQ contain?
Questions about the following things are on-topic:
The Raspberry Pi hardware.
Raspberry Pi peripherals.
Software that runs on the Raspberry Pi.
Operating systems that run on the Raspberry Pi.
Ques …