So after 7 months from my switch to GNU/Linux i’ve been studying many aspects from the OS and after seeing this 2016 Linux Foundation Report a question has been on my mind lately.
How to improve my skills like a true specialist in open source?
Applying to a certification on Linux Foundation sounds a good idea but when converting the price to my currency, it gets a bit too expensive.
You can always contribute to open source apart from coding software. For example help with translations for open source software, or answer questions to complete Linux newbies on IRC, forums etc. or help with packaging (For example AUR or other repositories). And that can be part of a learning process to improve your own knowledge.
On last days IRC has become a word i’ve heard a lot, guess i’m going to search further about it. btw i find your avatar so cute, did you draw it?
I think IRC can be a fairly easy way to communicate with a group of a project, though IRC certainly has its drawbacks.
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