Messages in this thread | | | Date | Tue, 18 Jun 2002 00:30:05 -0700 | From | Patrick Altman <> | Subject | Getting Started... |
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I know this is a common FAQ type question, but I haven't really seen one thus far in my web/usenet reading.
I am an experienced developer, mostly middle-layer/back-end web based applications. I would like to start getting involved in the lower level programming in the Linux OS, and hopefully be able to be a contributor to the OS, even at some basic level, in the role of a developer. I am not the "evangelist" type, just interested in the technology and in building technology.
Does anyone have any good suggestions as to a good book, web addresses, etc. that could help get me started? I have been reading this mail group for about 3 weeks now and I must admit I am a little overwhelmed by all the different projects and issues that are "on-going".
Thanks! Patrick Altman patrick@pataltman.com http://www.pataltman.com
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