> I am going to be very honest. I would love to became a member and > contribute. Even knowing that I'm still learning and I don't know much > about low level (mostly hardware) programming (like drivers etc..), I > think that I could help a lot, since I have a lot of motivation, and a > lot of free time for what I love and believe :D
Not many people here know low level programming, or they just don't tell. There are many other ways for motivated people with free time to help. > 1 - I want to have an updated System without doing almost anything to > update it :S The packages don't need to be on the second, but using > the kernel 3.0 when even Ubuntu is using the kernel 3.2 (or 3.5 in > October) can be a little bit frustrating for my eyes. I know that I > could help with packaging and turn this beautiful Distribution into > something more often updated, but isn't this against the "Always > Stable" idea behind the Ubuntu/Debian and Trisquel mind ? The main developer supports this stability, something similar was proposed before. > 2 - I only want to have 1 Distribution installed on my > computer. Because I know that I won't use the other at all for a long > time :S... Virtual machines avoid some problems of dual booting. > But since I probably won't use this everyday now that I've found that > a Free Software Distribution based on Arch Linux exists, I can't just > offer my help for something that I would not use everyday, that would > be unfair for everyone, and I have already the fear of not being at > the level of this awesome community, that adding this problem could be > very bad for me. I don't understand how it would be unfair, maybe since I usually don't use Trisquel. (There are more Parabola users active here than on Parabola lists.)
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