A wiki supporting RIT students who use Linux.
This repository is a collection of various information on how to access university resources at RIT using Linux Operating Systems and Open Source Software. This wiki has been modified from the UNICEF Inventory project.
- Make sure you have ruby and rubygems installed per the jekyll docs
- install bundler with
gem install bundler(you may also need to install jekyll this way, I'm not sure) - Use
bundle installfollowed bybundle exec jekyll serveto serve the project locally for development.
The ./start_devel_env.sh script creates a docker environment with everything already set up for building and serving a local copy of the repository. After running, your local webserver will be visible at localhost:4000 in your browser
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