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If you spot an error in a tutorial or have a suggestion for improvement, we genuinely appreciate that feedback. Please be specific; mention the step, command, or section you are referring to so we can investigate and update the article.
Include Details in Technical Questions
When asking for help, include relevant details such as your Linux distribution, version, and any error messages you received. The more context you provide, the better the community and our team can assist you.
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Write Comments in English
Please write comments in English so other readers and our moderation team can understand and respond to your message effectively.
Comment Moderation
All comments go through moderation. First-time comments require manual approval before they appear. We review comments regularly and aim to respond to genuine questions when possible. We reserve the right to edit or remove any comment that violates this policy without prior notice.
Repeated Violations
Users who repeatedly violate these guidelines may lose commenting privileges. We want to maintain a welcoming space for everyone learning Linux, and consistent rule-breaking undermines that goal.
By posting a comment on LinuxCapable, you agree to abide by this policy. Thank you for helping keep our community helpful and respectful.
Last updated: February 9, 2026