Linux Kamarada
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How to get help specifically for Linux Kamarada
If you use the Linux Kamarada distribution, the project provides the following support options:
Website search and Internet search
This website is the main source of information about Linux Kamarada. Use the Search field on the top navigation bar to search it. You can also search the Internet using your favorite search engine.
Telegram group
If you use the Telegram messaging app, join the Linux Kamarada Telegram group: @LinuxKamaradaWW.
Mailing list / Google group
You can post your question on the Linux Kamarada Google Group, which can be used similar to a mailing list or directly from a web browser.
Social networks
Follow Linux Kamarada on the social networks listed in the About section of this page. You can send messages or leave comments, which can be answered by the project or by other followers.
How to get help for openSUSE
Linux Kamarada is based on the openSUSE Linux distribution. Questions about Linux Kamarada may be sent also to openSUSE (in case you do that, remember to inform in your question that you use an openSUSE-based distribution).
openSUSE Guide
Start here. That guide provides new users with everything they need to know to get started using openSUSE.
Telegram groups
If you use the Telegram messaging app, join an openSUSE Telegram group. There you can ask other users to help you. The group for English-speaking users is @openSUSE_group. The openSUSE wiki lists other Telegram groups in other languages.
Mailing lists
openSUSE mailing lists are well-frequented. Users ask and answer questions and you get a chance to directly contact the project maintainers.
openSUSE Forums
Some people follow the mailing lists more closely, while other people prefer the forums, which are another option for getting support and brainstorming.
