--- In [email protected], Saifi Khan <saifi.k...@...> wrote: > Dear Abhishek: > > Welcome to the Twincling community. > > Please feel free to post all your technical queries in areas > that you focus on. You are exploring a very interesting area > ie. filesystems. > > We're focussed on 'Infrastructure software' like file systems, > data transformation, libraries, appliances, networking, C, C++, > web applications. Most of us try to learn technologies that > support the complete environment eg. scripting languages, > automation tools, best practices, system administration. > > Please check out some of the presentations at > http://www.twincling.org/slides > > We consider a 'newbie as asset' since a newbie can learn faster > than somebody with preconceived notions. Open Source is possible > through an Open mind and that is the objective of engineering. > > You're also welcome to register on twincling.org and blog on > technical areas of interest. > > Have a nice day ! > > > thanks > Saifi. >
Hello Saifi. Great to hear from you. I was at your networking session at gnuNify and it was great. Luckly I had just tried WireShark a week before your seminar and could understand quiet a bit. Filesystems is what I m trying to explore now, hope to receive all the help from you guys. Actually I have been doing work on Linux for a while now and it is amazingly interesting.I dont remember switching to Windows unless it was mandatory. U can say I m in Love with Computers. So programming and learning is not boring or tiring infact so much fun.I more of like System's Programming. One day i imagine to be into kernel development,porting Linux to various hardware etc. I have got my hands dirty with C, C++, shell scripting ,386 assembly programming, makefiles n stuff like that. Learing java these days, using Eclispe. We have also started a Linux group in college.And i m trying introduce students to Linux.Its a bad scenario out there. You could check out http://www.mcug.org.in , it will give u a breif idea as to what we r doing. I have computers networks this semister..thats one area that I have not been exposed much apart from basic network admin tasks.As of now I plan to install Apache on my system and get a no-ip domain setup. I have not done this before, so i would appreciate if you could throw some light on this or guide me precisely. Thank u Abhishek
