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Do you use Linux? (Many questions can be answered better if you are already a user.)
Are you a programmer? If so, what languages?
I am actually a embedded system engineer (fresher) in a company. Well i tried to convince the interviewer at my best saying that Linux is a free source and so many of them depend on it 2day. Even more use to contribute for each others problems and many of the codes developed are shared globally with 'some edits' and hence the conservation of time...
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