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Fix relative links .html -> .md

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There's little reason to render these files as HTML again, and if
they're ever placed on a website, it'd probably be best to do so using a
quick bit of PHP that does the translation on the fly.  I'd suggest an
absolutely trivial stylesheet for each page (more or less akin to the
pre-HTML4 tags that were already present) and perhaps a tiny bit of
script magic that regenerates those tags based on that CSS.  Not a
priority at present.
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A2SERVER is based on open-source software, primarily [Netatalk][2] 2.2.4, with [many utilities and enhancements](a2server_features.html) to make everything as easy as possible. (If you like A2SERVER, you might also want to check out [A2CLOUD][3].)
A2SERVER is based on open-source software, primarily [Netatalk][2] 2.2.4, with [many utilities and enhancements](a2server_features.md) to make everything as easy as possible. (If you like A2SERVER, you might also want to check out [A2CLOUD][3].)
<!--If you haven't checked out A2SERVER in a while: it now runs on something small, cheap, and silent, and every common LocalTalk-to-Ethernet bridge now works easily with a IIgs (as opposed to none previously). And A2SERVER supports Wi-Fi, and can download and install GS/OS on your network drive for you. Cool stuff!
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Choose how you\'d like to use A2SERVER, and you\'ll be up and running shortly.
* [Raspberry Pi](a2server_raspberrypi.html)
* [Virtual Machine](a2server_virtualbox.html) (for Mac OS X, Windows, Linux, Solaris)
* [Installer for Ubuntu or Debian Linux](a2server_installer.html)
* [Raspberry Pi](a2server_raspberrypi.md)
* [Virtual Machine](a2server_virtualbox.md) (for Mac OS X, Windows, Linux, Solaris)
* [Installer for Ubuntu or Debian Linux](a2server_installer.md)
<a name="a2server_next_steps" />
Once you\'ve got it set up, here are next steps:
[Attach your Apple II to your local network](a2server_lan.html)
[Attach your Apple II to your local network](a2server_lan.md)
[Connect to A2SERVER from your Apple II](a2server_howtouse.html)
[Connect to A2SERVER from your Apple II](a2server_howtouse.md)
[Boot into ProDOS 8 or GS/OS over the network](a2server_netboot.html)
[Boot into ProDOS 8 or GS/OS over the network](a2server_netboot.md)
[Log into, shut down, and do stuff in the A2SERVER console](a2server_commands.html)
[Log into, shut down, and do stuff in the A2SERVER console](a2server_commands.md)
[Access A2SERVER files from a Mac or Windows computer](a2server_access.html)
[Access A2SERVER files from a Mac or Windows computer](a2server_access.md)
[Use A2SERVER with Wi-Fi](a2server_wifi.html)
[Use A2SERVER with Wi-Fi](a2server_wifi.md)
And some other stuff that might (or might not) be helpful or interesting:
[A2SERVER feature list](a2server_features.html)
[A2SERVER feature list](a2server_features.md)
[A2SERVER version history](update/versionhistory.txt)
[Recover from a crashed A2SERVER](a2server_recovery.html)
[Recover from a crashed A2SERVER](a2server_recovery.md)
[Details of what the \"a2server-setup\" script does](a2server_scriptdetails.html)
[Details of what the \"a2server-setup\" script does](a2server_scriptdetails.md)
[See the March 2013 cover of Juiced.GS][4], featuring A2SERVER
[Watch me introduce A2SERVER at KansasFest 2011][5]
(note: this contains some outdated information)
[The A2SERVER odyssey](a2server_story.html) (warning: long)
[The A2SERVER odyssey](a2server_story.md) (warning: long)
Buckets of thanks to Steven Hirsch and Geoff Body, whose invaluable assistance and contributions have made A2SERVER exist, along with Tony Diaz, Antoine Vignau, Peter Wong, Martin Haye, Ken Gagne, Peter Neubauer, Anthony Martino, James Littlejohn, and others at comp.sys.apple2 and KansasFest. (As well as the creators, past and present, of Netatalk and Raspberry Pi.) Apple II Forever!
Questions? Comments? email [ivan@ivanx.com](mailto:ivan@ivanx.com)
[Apple II Extravaganza home page](../index.html)
[Apple II Extravaganza home page](http://appleii.ivanx.com/)