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I am a newcomer to linux been using it for about 2 weeks and i love it. My question is what do i have to do to become a linux developer one of the linux elite... andy suggestions on where to go or what to read.. i am a fast learner i was able to get my a+ in under 3 months. But i would love to be able to write my own linux drivers or kernels and one day my own distro. SO any suggestions or help would be great thanks
Elf
"The heart of an elf is measured by the steady of his arrow"
Elf; as you quoted fast learner read all and any thing pertaining to becoming a developer . then as so far you have done do it. this is free ware
is it not? any one can and may program , compile, rewrite, and develop new
os ,app ,or program as long as its done under the gnu org protocols. DO IT!
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