> Nope. The "social service" i indulge in is an attempt to repay the
> community that so freely gives away it's best. But considering that u
> are grabbing the freebie known as GNU/Linux AND would like to known
> what it's in it for u i guess your description would apply very well
> to u.


I dont know how attending talks counts as repaying.  And well  I would
really like to contribute to the community in terms of code and effort and i
am doing all that i am capable of.. I have been tryin  to convince my
friends to switch linux, and have been tryin to solve their problems, so
that they stick to it. But in terms of code m not that good enough to do
that so that will take time...

And ya about that freebie grabber bit, i dont think u quite understood it
right... I am not grabbing it witht knowing whats in it for me... I am
grabbing because there is a lot in it for me, some of those things are
1. The amount of knowledge i gather in the process of learning it.. e.g. i
learnt about XUL while figuring out stuff about firefox, i learnt about
various parameters that affect a web server while using apache etc. etc.
2. Secondly, (and this i attribute to the one of the thigs that u said) i
can use OS and software and give it to my friends for free with a clear
conscience that m not breaking any laws in my country(which by the way is
imp for me).
3. Its fun...

and i am not ashamed of this fact.
So well think what u like post what u like, but I am out of this
discussion.. i guess ur answer will be sarcastic thank u here but idc....


I really hope so.


I did, it was great... Hope u were there too..

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