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I am a Linux Enthusiast. I know C,C++,Java under Linux environment. I can do any open source projects in Linux with C,C++,Java. I do not know what project to do. I want to do any open source project in Linux. Is there any suggestions what project to do?. So that I can start doing open source projects in Linux. All suggestions are welcome. It also can be current trend in software development.
It really is up to you and you alone. You'll have to make a decision concerning what you want to contribute to, there are a lot of projects that are eager for contributors. Have a look at Raphaël Hertzog's blog, he's got some helpful instructions on how to contribute to Debian for example.
Choose an application that you already use, understand well, and in which you have some vested interest. Add functionality, fix bugs, write documentation, submit to the accordant maintainer. Expect to spend significant time and effort to understand the parts of the code that you need to work on. Expect to spend some time understanding the mechanisms used to participate in the project. It may take some time for the maintainer to establish trust in you. Be patient.
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