#Getting Started
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#The Ubuntu-ZA site is a static HTML site generated by the `Nikola #<http://getnikola.com/>`_ site generator. Nikola is
#written in Python and is in the Ubuntu repository.
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#Installing Nikola (Ubuntu 14.10 and higher)
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#The minimum version of Nikola required is 7.0. If you're running Ubuntu #14.10 Utopic Unicorn, you'll have 7.0.1 in the
#repositories and you can just install it using apt-get::
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# $ sudo apt-get install nikola
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#Installing Nikola (Ubuntu 14.04 and lower)
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#If you're on an earlier version of Ubuntu, you'll need to install the #latest version of Nikola. The best way to do this
#is to create a virtual environment and install it in there.
#
#First, install ``python-virtualenv`` and a number of other packages you #will need::
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# $ sudo apt-get install python-virtualenv python-dev libxml2-dev #libxslt1-dev zlib1g-dev
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#Then you need to create a virtual environment. Navigate to a root folder #for your virtual environment, and then create
#your virtual environment::
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# $ cd ~/Projects
# $ virtualenv --system-site-packages venv
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#Once that is done, you need to install Nikola itself::
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# $ ./venv/bin/pip install --upgrade nikola
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#You may want to create a symlink for ease-of-use::
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# $ ln -s /path/to/venv/bin/nikola /path/to/ubuntuza-site/nikola
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#Building the Site
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#Once you have Nikola installed, you probably want to see the site. First we #need to build it::
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# $ nikola build
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#If you've created the symlink, you'll want to use it like this::
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# $ ./nikola build
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#Running the Site
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#To preview the site, it's as easy as running a local web server::
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# $ nikola serve
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#Then open your browser and naviate to `http://127.0.0.1:8000/`_ to see the #site.
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