Spend time reading -- www.linuxtoday.org --- www.inuxjournal.org --- and as many Linux web sites as you can find for the first few weeks, this will give you a good understanding of the culture you want to be involved in. Decide what takes your fancy for programming (languages) and start looking at other people code. An easy option is to go with 'python' language for a start. -- www.python.org --
Once you have a grasp of coding join an opensource project and help debug the code to gain experience. By this time you will have a better understanding of yourself. And at that point you will be able to make some rational decisions.


Read and read and read and have  *FUN*



Steve

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somarouthu venkata raja sekhar wrote:

Hi everyone...I am raj n I am new to this group. I am a student at edinburgh 
uni n interested in understanding n writing code for linux. can some one help 
me out with some advice becoz thers lot of books n stuff available on the net 
but dont knw whr to start properly...thnxs

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