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 +====== Bine ați venit la pagina de wiki a Linux România ======
  
-First, make a precise inventory: record series names,  episodic content, fan community, adventure number of seasons, episodes per season, and typical runtime.+**Linux România** este comunitatea utilizatorilor de Linux din România - un spațiu liber și deschis unde pasionații de open source se pot întâlni, colabora și învăța împreună.
  
 +Fie că abia descoperi Linux sau administrezi servere de zeci de ani, aici găsești oameni care vorbesc aceeași limbă - tehnică și literală.
  
 +Proiectul acoperă distribuții, kernel, securitate, programare, DevOps, self-hosting, hardware compatibility și orice te pasionează despre sistemele libere.
  
-Sample calculations: network drama – ~22 eps/season × ~42 min; streaming series – around 8–10 episodes per season, 50–60 minutes each; limited run – 3 seasons × 10 eps × 45 min = 22.5 hours total.+------
  
 +Prioritizăm platformele open source și descentralizate. Suntem prezenți și pe platforme centralizate pentru accesibilitate.
  
 +  * Forum: [[https://linuxromania.ro]]
 +  * Wiki: [[https://wiki.linuxromania.ro]]
 +  * Chat în rețeaua Matrix: [[https://chat.linuxromania.ro]]
 +  * Comunitate pe Lemmy: [[https://lemmy.world/c/linuxromania]]
 +  * Git: [[https://code.linuxromania.ro]]
 +  * Plan (planificare proiecte): [[https://plan.linuxromania.ro]]
 +  * Blog (WriteFreely): [[https://write.linuxromania.ro/]]
 +  * Client WEB pentru Mastodon: [[https://micro.linuxromania.ro/]]
  
-Enter the totals into a spreadsheet: number of episodes, duration per episode, cumulative minutes, cumulative hours.+  * Chat pe Discord: [[https://discord.linuxromania.ro/]] 
 +  * Telegram: [[https://t.me/comunitatealinuxromania]] 
 +  * Grup pe Steam: [[https://steamcommunity.com/groups/LinuxRomania]]
  
 +------
  
 +**[[regulament|Consultați regulamentul comunității indiferent de ce platforma accesați.]]**
  
-That single table converts a vague project into a measurable commitment.+------
  
 +====== Povestea Proiectului Linux România ======
  
 +Acest proiect are un istoric interesant și totodată ciudat.
  
-Use math to set an achievable pace: pick weekly viewing sessions and episodes per session, then determine completion timeline.+**Alex** a avut un canal de YouTube unde prezenta clipuri despre Linux și, la un moment dat, a creat un server de Discord pentru el și amicii lui - nu mai știu numele exact, dar a fost ceva de genul: ''Alex and Friends''.
  
 +În 2023 am descoperit și eu (ThinkRoot) acest server și m-am alăturat pentru discuții despre Linux. Nu era un server dedicat exclusiv Linux-ului, era un server general pentru tot felul de discuții.
  
 +În 2024 Alex a redenumit serverul în ''Comunitatea Linux România'' și a început să îl orienteze spre Linux și să promoveze prin intermediul lui Linux și Open Source, împreună cu **BuG**. Din păcate, multă lume a venit pe server doar pentru concursurile pe care le organiza Alex pe YouTube. Așa că, prin 2024, BuG și Alex s-au apucat să facă curățenie - au dat afară mulți membri inactivi, cei activi au rămas.
  
-Sample calculations: 3 episodes × 45 minutes × 5 weekly sessions = 675 minutes/week = 11.25 hours/week;+Activitatea a început să fie tot mai mică pe server și, la un moment dat, prin 2025, BuG s-a supărat și a vrut să șteargă serverul - nu putea, pentru că nu era al lui; doar Alex putea să îl șteargă. După o ceartă de câteva zile, Alex a vrut totuși să îl șteargă, și astfel am intervenit și i-am propus să mi-l transfere mie - că este păcat să îl șteargă. Chiar dacă nu o să mă ocup de el, măcar nu este șters și are unde să intre lumea să mai povestească.
  
 +În 2025 serverul a ajuns la mine. Spre surprinderea mea, am început să fiu și mai activ decât înainte - oricum eram printre cei mai activi membri de pe server. Am început să fac unele schimbări, schimbări în bine. La un moment dat am făcut și eu o curățare de membri - care a fost ultima. Tot în 2025 am început să administrez și site-ul ''comunitatealinux.ro'', unde publicam articole și tutoriale, dar și diverse anunțuri despre serverul de Discord sau evenimente din lumea largă.
  
 +La începutul lui 2026 am dat peste un alt server de Discord despre Linux, dar mult mai mic și cu activitate aproape zero. Nu se vorbea cu zilele pe acolo și, încet-încet, am început să salut oameni, să las câte un //bună dimineața//, iar pe rând a început să mai salute câte un membru. A început activitatea, dar tot slabă era.
  
-a 60-hour series finishes in ~5.3 weeks.+**Rain**, unul dintre administratorii de acolo, a propus să se facă un forum pentru utilizatorii de Linux din România. Am fost de acord și am zis că vin cu domeniul - ''linuxromania.ro'' - nimeni nu a mai zis nimic și, la scurt timp, am instalat un forum phpBB și am început să îl configurez. Am anunțat pe acest nou server de Linux. De proiect au fost interesați **darksides99** și **Would you kindly?**.
  
 +Și astfel, în februarie 2026, a luat ființă Proiectul Linux România cu un început în forță. S-a făcut forumul, s-a făcut o instanță de Matrix și un Space pentru Linux România, s-a făcut wiki pentru tutoriale. După câteva zile sau săptămâni am fuzionat proiectele Linux România cu Comunitatea Linux România sub umbrela Linux România.
  
- +În martie 2026, Proiectul Linux România are sub umbrela sa un forum, o instanță de Matrix, un wiki, o comunitate Lemmy pe ''lemmy.world'' (sper ca pe viitor să avem propria instanță), un server de Discord, un canal pe Telegram și un grup pe Steam. Pe viitor sper să mai aducem și alte servicii sub acoperișul Linux România.
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