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--- software:ros:getting-started [2013/04/18 08:28] – [How to find ROS Tutorials] bartelsg
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 The built-in search of ros.org helps you finding packages released in ROS. You can find it at the top right of the website.
-Let's say we are looking for the tutorials of our favorite simulator gazebo. Use the search to navigate to the gazebo package documentation page ([[http://www.ros.org/wiki/gazebo|gazebo]], for those who want to cheat). On this page you will find a blue box named 'Package Links'. These links various useful resources about the package, such as the API an external website etc. There should also be a link to tutorials. Any well-documented package should have such a Tutorials link on its ros.org webpage.
+Let's say we are looking for the tutorials of our favorite simulator gazebo. Use the search to navigate to the gazebo package documentation page ([[http://www.ros.org/wiki/gazebo|gazebo]], for those who want to cheat).
+On this page you will find a blue box named 'Package Links'. These link to various useful resources about the package, such as the API an external website etc. There should also be a link to tutorials. Any well-documented package should have such a Tutorials link on its ros.org webpage.
+Click on it, et voilà, you found the gazebo tutorials.
+Alternatively, the search of ros.org typically also produces the tutorials of a package as one of the first search results.