On Tue, 2014-12-16 at 23:15 +, Nicky Scopes wrote:
> hello all, does anyone know of any Linux projects I could volunteer
> for I am trying to get some experience it doesn't necessarily have to
> be in this country. I looked at gnu.org but found they need for people
> to attend meetings or do legal stuff I need a bit more hands on, e.g.
> Linux system administration or even writing howto's or man pages for
> example.
What sort of experience are you after?
For technical writing, there are any number of free software projects
that are badly in need of good documentation or even 'what is this
anyway?'-type introductions.
Similarly for writing code: any project that's set up for collaboration
(i.e. most you will find) will have a bug list that's usually got some
low-hanging fruit in to get started with.
As for system administration, the way most of us got experience with
that was treating our home computers as mission critical servers :-)
The main thing when it comes to finding something to help out with is:
what sorts of things are you interested in? What sorts of things do you
use, even? Find out where those things come from, and see if anything
needs doing.
Tim.
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