This is the Subcon Library, which is where we collect and maintain our guides and other information on how to make best use of the services that subcon.town has to offer. Additionally, we may store other useful information here as well that may or may not be useful to other people. Feel free to have a peek!

If you are a new user in Subcon Town, you may not know what to initially do or where to begin. For this, we are writing a number of convenient guides to get you on track. For your initial steps, please visit First steps. Besides explaining some of the system tools, it also explains a bit of netiquette and other pointers to keep in mind.

Once you are more settled in, feel free to explore the services that we provide. See below for a list of our web services, as well as a list of local system tools that you may use when logged in with SSH. Alternatively, you may view more in-depth information on Subcon Town and it's services here:

• List of web services
• List of user tools
• Hardware specifications

Or, if you wish, jump right into hosting some content of your own:

• Hosting a website
• Hosting a gopherhole
• Hosting a gemini pod
• Hosting a fossil repository
• Uploading files using SFTP

• https://cloud.subcon.town, a Nextcloud instance, allows for file, contacts and calendar syncing.
• https://factory.subcon.town, a Gogs instance, for hosting Git repositories.
• https://library.subcon.town, a Mediawiki instance, hosts the wiki you are reading right now.
• https://museum.subcon.town, a Fossil SCM service, for hosting Fossil repositories.
• https://odeon.subcon.town, a Funkwhale instance, hosts music libraries and shares them over ActivityPub.
• https://akkos.fritu.re, an Akkoma instance, an expressive microblog that federates over ActivityPub.

Additionally, user homepages, gopherholes and gemini pods can be reached through the Subcon homepages:

• https://subcon.town
• gopher://subcon.town
• gemini:subcon.town