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-===== Key System Design & Framework =====
-  * [[osmatters|Why Open Systems]]
-  * [[signal_k|Signal K Server:]]
-  * System Overview {{:boat_layout_diagram2.jpg?200|Open Ocean Diagram}}
-  * Installed Software {{::softwaretable.png?400|}}
 ====== Open Ocean OS: DIY Navigation ======
 Open Ocean OS offers a compelling DIY approach to marine navigation and boat dashboard creation, letting you build a system as unique as your boat (and maybe just a *little* bit more reliable than your questionable sense of direction).
-==== Key Merits ====
+Open Ocean OS offers a compelling DIY approach to marine navigation and boat dashboard creation, letting you build a system as unique as your boat  Our Architecture or Boatecture looks like this.
-Customization:** Tailor your navigation and monitoring system precisely to your needs and vessel.// Finally, you can have a dashboard that displays the exact number of nautical miles you've traveled in reverse (because, let's be honest, we've all been there).
+{{:boat_layout_diagram2.jpg|}}
-Cost-Effectiveness:** Leverage readily available hardware and open-source software, potentially saving significant costs compared to proprietary systems. Think of all the extra boat snacks you can buy with the savings!
-Community Support:** Benefit from a community of developers and users who contribute to the project, providing support, sharing knowledge, and occasionally commiserating over wiring mishaps. Misery loves company, especially when it involves tangled wires and salty language.
-Extensibility:** Expand the system's capabilities over time by adding new sensors, integrating with other systems, and developing custom applications. You can even add a sensor that detects when you're about to run out of coffee. Now *that's* essential marine technology.
-Transparency:** Understand how your system works and have control over your data, avoiding vendor lock-in and potential privacy concerns. Plus, you'll finally understand why your old chartplotter always seemed to think you were sailing through a cornfield.
-==== The Bottom Line (with a Wink) ====
-While requiring a bit of technical know-how (and maybe a good sense of humor when things inevitably go slightly sideways), Open Ocean OS empowers boaters to create a personalized, powerful, and adaptable navigation and monitoring solution. Just remember to pack your toolkit, your troubleshooting skills, and a healthy dose of patience (and maybe a few extra fuses). After all, even the best DIY projects come with a few "learning experiences."
-Explanation of dokuwiki markup used:
-====== ... ======: Creates a level 1 heading (main title).
+==== Customization: ====
-==== ... ====: Creates a level 2 heading (subheadings).
+ Tailor your navigation and monitoring system precisely to your needs and vessel. Finally, you can have a dashboard that displays the exact number of nautical miles you've traveled in reverse (because, let's be honest, we've all been there).
-* ...: Creates a bulleted list.
-*italic*: Creates italicized text.
-**bold**: Creates bold text.
-Further enhancements for DokuWiki:
-Links: If you have links to the Open Ocean OS project, hardware, or community forums, add them using [[url|link text]]. For example: [[https://example.com|Open Ocean OS Website]].
+==== Cost-Effectiveness: ====
-Images: If you have relevant images, you can embed them using {{image.jpg}} or {{image.jpg|Caption}}.
+ Leverage readily available hardware and open-source software, potentially saving significant costs compared to proprietary systems. Think of all the extra boat snacks you can buy with the savings!
-Tables: If you want to present data in a table format, use the following syntax:
-Code snippet
-====== Open Ocean OS: DIY Navigation with a Side of Humor ======
+==== Community Support: ====
+ Benefit from a community of developers and users who contribute to the project, providing support, sharing knowledge, and occasionally commiserating over wiring mishaps. Misery loves company, especially when it involves tangled wires and salty language.
-{{open_ocean_logo.png|Open Ocean OS Logo}}
-Open Ocean OS offers a compelling DIY approach... (rest of the text as before)
+==== Extensibility: ====
+ Expand the system's capabilities over time by adding new sensors, integrating with other systems, and developing custom applications. You can even add a sensor that detects when you're about to run out of coffee. Now that's essential marine technology.
-==== Learn More ====
+==== Transparency: ====
+ Understand how your system works and have control over your data, avoiding vendor lock-in and potential privacy concerns. Plus, you'll finally understand why your old chartplotter always seemed to think you were sailing through a cornfield.
-* [[https://example.com|Open Ocean OS Website]]
+While requiring a bit of technical know-how (and maybe a good sense of humor when things inevitably go slightly sideways), Open Ocean OS empowers boaters to create a personalized, powerful, and adaptable navigation and monitoring solution. Just remember to pack your toolkit, your troubleshooting skills, and a healthy dose of patience (and maybe a few extra fuses). After all, even the best DIY projects come with a few "learning experiences.
-* [[https://forum.example.com|Community Forum]]