Good evening everyone :) I'm new here with you guys. I have been using Linux for 6 months ... And now I'm looking forward to develop and improve my skills. I'm a student in digital mechanics which means developing, programming and simulating in mechanical engineering. I have C, Matlab and Python as a background (another code for simulation like ansys, abaqus, ...). Now, I want to learn how to develop linux kernel or something like that ... Any helps, any suggestion are welcome :) Thanks, Linuxely For GNU/UNIX For free software, -- *P* Pour préserver notre environnement, merci de n'imprimer cet Email que si nécessaire !
On Sat, Jan 06, 2018 at 05:44:46PM +0100, Farouk Maâboudallah wrote:
Good evening everyone :)
I'm new here with you guys. I have been using Linux for 6 months ... And now I'm looking forward to develop and improve my skills. I'm a student in digital mechanics which means developing, programming and simulating in mechanical engineering. I have C, Matlab and Python as a background (another code for simulation like ansys, abaqus, ...). Now, I want to learn how to develop linux kernel or something like that ... Any helps, any suggestion are welcome :)
Have you done a bunch of userland programming in the Linux environment during that 6 months? Preferably C systems programming? Tobin
On Sat, 06 Jan 2018 17:44:46 +0100, Farouk Maâboudallah said:
I'm new here with you guys. I have been using Linux for 6 months ... And now I'm looking forward to develop and improve my skills. I'm a student in digital mechanics which means developing, programming and simulating in mechanical engineering. I have C, Matlab and Python as a background (another code for simulation like ansys, abaqus, ...). Now, I want to learn how to develop linux kernel or something like that ... Any helps, any suggestion are welcome :)
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