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+Description
+==
+
+///SUBPAGES///
+
+!Vertigo is a system for managing one or more servers.
+
+It allows administrators to manage virtual hosts on their servers without having to manually edit configuration files.
+
+Moreover it allows users of these virtual hosts to manage their email adresses and aliases, as well as giving them a way to access their backups.
+
+All of this is done using a series of web interfaces.
+
+!Vertigo itself consists of a python library for changing the configuration of domains (virtual hosts), a series of Vertigo/WebApplications web applications and a range of Vertigo/Services that does the actual manipulation of configuration files.
+
+Documentation
+==
+
+ * Vertigo/Services Provides a page with documentation for each of the services provided by Vertigo.
+ * Vertigo/Documentation/SettingUpVertigoOnDebian Setting up vertigo on Debian GNU/Linux] is a short introduction from "newly installed Debian base system" to running Vertigo installation.
+ * Vertigo/Documentation/UpgradingTo0.6.2  describes what to do to upgrade from version 0.6.0 to 0.6.2.
+ * Vertigo/ChangeLog is a "mildly" edited version of the debian changelog for the vertigo source package.
+ * Vertigo/Roadmap lays out the land for the future of !Vertigo.
+
+///BAZAAR http://192.168.99.101/bzr/vertigo/trunk///
+
+Joining the effort
+==
+
+I used to host a maillinglist on dev.infonet.dk, but i no longer do that. If enough people ask me to i will create a new one.
+
+Vertigo is developed using [Bazaar](http://bazaar-ng.org) and as such, each developer has their own source-code repository:
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+ * <http://halfdans.net/bzr/vertigo/> is controlled by Rasmus Toftdahl Olesen, and the only source repository so far.
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+There are several branches below that directory, but development is usually done on trunk, this is also the branch we release from.
+
+Download
+==
+
+If you wish to use vertigo, it is by far easiest if you are using [http://www.debian.org Debian GNU/Linux], support for other distributions will probably happen, but not in the near future.
+
+If using debian you should add:
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+    deb http://halfdans.net/debian <distribution> .
+
+To your `/etc/apt/sources.list`, our Vertigo/ReleasePolicy release policy is described here.