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<h1>☣ thunix</h1>
<p>Shell Provider and Web Host</p>
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<p>We're so glad you could drop by and we hope you enjoy your visit. Stay a while! Feel free to inquire about what we have to offer and explore our services.</p>
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<p>thunix offers Secure Shell (SSH) accounts, Web Hosting, Email Accounts, and many other services. It was founded by hexhaxtron in the Summer of 2017, and was continued by <a href="/~amcclure">amcclure</a> and <a href="/~ubergeek">ubergeek</a> since 2018. We aim to provide the best service possible with a wide variety of features, and we hope you have fun with it!</p>
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<p>The thunix Phoenix project aims to provide a new user experience for shell users, with integration into Ben Harris's Tildeverse network.</p>
<p>Join us on IRC at tilde.chat in these channels:</p>
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<li>#thunix - General discussion about thunix and thunix services, including issues. Shell-specific issues go in #phoenix.</li>
<li>#phoenix - Discussion about the phoenix shell server, including issues.</li>
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<p>If you want to sign up for an account, simply open our <a href="/signup.php">signup form</a> and provide us with:</p>
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<li>Your contact name</li>
<li>Your email address (so that we can contact you with login details)</li>
<li>Your desired username (all lowercase, alphanumeric characters only, no spaces)</li>
<li>How you heard about us and what interests you in thunix</li>
<li>Your Public SSH Key</li>
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<p>thunix tries to adhere to the values and philosophy of the Hacker Ethic whenever possible. The hacker ethics and beliefs as described by Levy are:</p>
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<li>Access to computers - and anything which might teach you something about the way the world works - should be unlimited and total. Always yield to the Hands-On Imperative!</li>