[TAG] Need help on ...errr.... developing?

[Kat]

On Fri, Jun 09, 2006 at 04:57:04PM +0400, MNZ wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm a Linux enthusiast who would like to "get better". I just dunno what to do 
> next (don't laugh!). I have a Debian, working quite well (after a long 
> struggle) , and everything's alright. I just want to know what to 
> do/learn/try next?
> 
> This is not a linux-unrelated question. In fact it's very Linux related!
> [prays not to get flamed]

Hi there.

Your question's sort of vague, and thus hard to answer, but I suspect
someone will be along shortly with some responses that might shake out
some clarity all around in that regard.

Meanwhile, re:flaming. Pardon the heat, and please note that we haven't
been aiming at bystanders. I know that if you don't have a scorecard at
hand, you can't distinguish the players from the crowd, so it's not
obvious what's going on. Your question *is* Linux related, and I think
it'd be the start of an excellent article!

I'm meddling here, but it strikes me that your Debian-configuration
struggle sounds like it was recent, and that your recollection of it
might be fresh. There are lots of people for whom that would be old hat,
but I know that *I* am interested in hearing that sort of story.

Oh, and...there's not really a standard curriculum for what comes next.
It seems to me that the real question is, what do you want to do next?
Is it a matter of being utterly at a loss to know what the next options
are, nevermind choosing one? (I've been there in various forms, knowing
that I was ignorant and not knowing how to start fixing it.)


Regards and welcome,

Kat
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