some (many) cleanups

Signed-off-by: Nico Schottelius <nico@ikn.schottelius.org>

about.mdwn

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 [[!meta title="About Nico Schottelius and www.nico.schottelius.org"]]
-Nico Schottelius is the orginator and author of this website.
 
 ## About me
 
-You can read about me and my projects at several sites:
+Nico Schottelius is the orginator and author of this website.
+He's also a [[FOSS developer|about/foss]].
+
+## About www.nico.schottelius.org
+
+There are plenty of websites currently up and running and this site
+will sooner or later consolidate all of the following ones:
 
 * [very old personal website (to be merged into this one)](http://nico.schotteli.us/)
 * [old personal website (to be merged into this one)](http://nico.schottelius.org/)

about/foss.mdwn

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-[[!meta title="Free and Open Source Software (FOSS)"]]
+[[!meta title="Nico Schottelius and Free and Open Source Software (FOSS)"]]
 
 [[Nico Schottelius|about]], the author of this website, is a FOSS developer.</p>
-<h3>How did he become a FOSS developer?</h3>
-<p>In 1998 he was running Windows 95 on his brand new computer (Pentium
+### How did he become a FOSS developer?
+
+In 1998 he was running Windows 95 on his brand new computer (Pentium
 1, 166Mhz) and it randomly crashed. This was very frustrating. So he
 asked his father, whether there is something else. And his father gave
 him a set of SCO Unixware floppys and cds and a packet labeled "Suse
 Linux 11/94". The SCO package had a blue/white cd box and looked nicer,
 so he began to try to install it to his computer. But it did not work,
 because SCO did not support IDE disks and the computer had an IDE disk
-builtin.</p>
-<p>After about two weeks trying around with SCO, he gave up. Frustrated he continued to use the old operating system.<br /></p>
-<p>About one week later he was again extremly frustrated, that this
+builtin.
+
+After about two weeks trying around with SCO, he gave up.
+Frustrated he continued to use the old operating system.
+
+About one week later he was again extremly frustrated, that this
 operating system was crashing so often and he remembered, that there
 was another cd set (one source code, one install cd) to try out. After
 about 4 hours he had Linux running. That was really really easy
 compared to SCO. It felt strange, so new, so fast. And it contains only
-text. Strange, like DOS before Windos, he thought.</p>
-<p>On the next day he read in the book that there is something called
+text. Strange, like DOS before Windos, he thought.
+
+On the next day he read in the book that there is something called
 "X11" available, which can destroy the display, when wrongly
 configured. He was shocked, but still tried to do it the correct. He
 searched for vertical and horizontal refresh rates and found them after
@@ -32,4 +37,6 @@ are already integrated into the kernel and that one simply needs to
 FOSS, because the FOSS people solved the driver issue much cleaner than
 the cdrom vendor or Windos itself. The whole system has been running
 very stable and it has been really easy to change things (like
-/etc/issues), it has been open. <br /></p>
+/etc/issues), it has been open.
+
+[[!tag schottelius net]]

index.mdwn

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 Mal schauen, wie sich dieser Ansatz bewährt!
 
+---
+This website contains [[!pagecount  pages="*"]] elements
+(pages, images, binaries, ...).
+
 [[!tag meta]]

sidebar.mdwn

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 * Global
    * [[About|about]]
    * [[Documentation|docs]]
+   * [[Net|net]]
    * [[News(blog)|blog]]
 * Lokal
    * [[Neuigkeiten|notizbuch]]

sitemap.mdwn

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 [[!map pages="* and !*.js and !*.png and !*.gif" show=title]]
+
+[[!tag meta]]

tags.mdwn

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 [[!pagestats pages="tags/*"]]
+
+[[!tag meta]]