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components/ContentArea.js+1−1

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@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ export default function ContentArea(props) {

66 <div className="mb-16">

67 <h2 className="mt-24">{props.title}</h2>

68 {props?.description && (

69− <p className="text-wall-400 font-bold text-xl">

69+ <p className="text-wall-400 font-regular mt-2 text-xl">

70 {props.description}

71 </p>

72 )}

content/getting-started/hosted.md+3−2

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@

1+++

2title = "Overview"

3weight = 0

4−description = ""

4+description = "Running Urbit with a hosting provider"

5tag = "hostprov"

6+++

7

@@ -18,4 +18,5 @@ The two important points one should remember about hosting providers:

18- Urbit has portable data, so you should be able to work with a hosting provider to download all your data and boot up elsewhere if you choose to migrate or start self-hosting.

19

20

21+

21−Next: [Hosting Providers ->](/getting-started/providers)

22+**Next** – [Explore Hosting Providers ->](/getting-started/providers)

content/getting-started/interfaces.md+4−5

@@ -5,9 +5,8 @@ description = "Ways to interact with Urbit"

5tag = "around"

6+++

7

8−- Only true Urbit interface is the dojo, Urbit's CLI

9−- Urbit ships by default with Landscape, a web-based interface for managing your

10− ship and the software installed on it, and launching other web-based applications

8+Urbit ships by default with [Landscape](https://tlon.io/landscape), a web-based interface for managing your ship and the software installed on it, and launching other web-based applications. However, there are many ways to interact with your Urbit.

11−- EScape, Landscape fork by Uqbar with mobile app

12−- Scene and Realm

13

9

10+There's [EScape](https://urbit.org/applications/~fabnev-hinmur/escape), a fork of Landscape that is usable as a mobile application. [Scene](https://tirrel.io/scene/index.html) offers a desktop window manager for your Urbit as a native application. And finally the forth-coming [Realm](https://www.holium.com/) offers a more developed window manager with integrated audio chat and crypto wallet functionality. And then of course there is [Dojo](https://developers.urbit.org/overview/dojo), Urbit's command line interface.

11+

12+At the time of this writing, Landscape in the web browser offers the most stable user experience. However, we expect a variety of Urbit interfaces to gain traction, and encourage you to explore the [Ecosystem](https://urbit.org/ecosystem) and find the Urbit experience that suits your needs.

content/getting-started/joining-groups.md+1−3

@@ -4,9 +4,7 @@ tag = "around"

4weight = 2

5+++

6

7−Joining public groups is straightforward: search for the group host's Urbit ID, and join.

7+Joining public groups is straightforward: search for the group host's Urbit ID, and join. Some groups are private, so you'll need approval to join.

8−

9−Some groups are private, so you'll need approval to join.

10

8

11And still other groups are secret! Which means you can't find them, and you'll need to be invited to join.

9And still other groups are secret! Which means you can't find them, and you'll need to be invited to join.

12

10

content/getting-started/self-host.md+1−1

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@

1+++

2title = "Overview"

3weight = 1

4−description = ""

4+description = "Running your own urbit"

5tag = "selfhost"

6+++

7

pages/getting-started/[[...slug]].js−3

@@ -54,9 +54,6 @@ export default function UsingLayout({ posts, data, params, search, markdown }) {

54 </Head>

55 <div className="flex h-screen min-h-screen w-screen sidebar">

56 <Sidebar search={search}>

57− <p className="uppercase pb-1 font-bold antialiased text-xs text-wall-400">

58− Getting Started

59− </p>

60 <ul>

57 <ul>

61 {started.map((post) => (

58 {started.map((post) => (

62 <li>

59 <li>