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Linux developers are rapidly trying to make the software as user-friendly as possible and they continually create new interfaces and functionalities. Their goal is make the programs as appealing to desktop users as they are to major corporations and agencies who depend on Linux for its power and reliability. Linux’s ability to be improved is one of the strengths of open source software, simply because an entire community of talented developers can devote their efforts to fixing problems and adding new innovations. In another prediction for the future, Linus Torvalds, who created Linux, has said he thinks the future of Linux lies in supporting a wider range os systems, taking advantage of and expanding Linux’s portability.

If I don’t like something in the code, or if I find a bug, is it legal for me to change it myself and contribute it to the open source community ?

Programmers who enjoy working on the Linux kernel do so for the satisfaction of sharing their work and of having made a significant contribution to the open source community. It is this same pride that entices other computer enthusiasts to contribute their own additions to an open source project, but there are a few things to consider before donating changes or improvements. First, contributors should consider whether a certain code is licensed to allow changes. Although open source is-by definition-open to the public, most codes fall under one of several different types of licenses, including the BSD-Style Copyright(which allows users to alter the code on the condition that you give credit if you try to sell it), the Mozilla Public License (Which requires that any changes are released under the same copyright as the MPL, which makes it available to the original project) and the GNU Public License(Which says that changes that incorporate GPL’d code also fall under the GPL) used by Red Hat, among many others.

Aside from licensing issues, anyone who wants to change or improve a Linux kernel should consider whether those changes would be of value to other developers of the same project. Competition to have a specific patch or improvement accepted into the open source community is tough (and financially unrewarding), but many novice developers take pride in having their work appreciated, despite the lack of compensation for their time.

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The concept of open source programming has been around for many years-its roots stem from universities that needed to be able to share information as well as follow students and developers to adapt programs to meet their needs. In 1984, Richard Stallman, a researcher at the MIT AI Lab, started a project he called GNU to counter the fast-moving trend toward proprietary, fee-based software. Stallman, who remains an open advocate of open source, believes that making source code available to anyone who wants it is integral to furthering computer science and innovation.

This concept served as the basis of Linux development, the brainchild of Linus Torvalds. When Torvalds began developing Linux in 1991, he was a student at the University of Helsinki and originally targeted Linux at the Intel 386 (although it is now one of the most widely ported operating systems available for Pcs). Torvalds wanted to write a new version of UNIX, so he and a group of programmes combined talents and created a core operating system called Linux.

The system evolved as a large number of volunteer developers worked on the kernel, sharing information over the Internet and creating an unusual community that supported and policed itself. If one developers decided to drop a specific Linux project, others would pick up where their predecessors left off. The result, which continues to grow and change, is the open source system available over the Internet (and in packaged Cds) today.

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Linux is an operating system that can be downloaded free and “belongs” to the entire community of developers, not one corporate entity. In other words, anyone from a professional software developers to a hobbyist computer hackers can access and make changes to the Linux kernel-all the information about Linux is open and available to everyone. That’s why Linux is known as “open source” or “free software”, because there is nothing secret about this system. This freedom also allows companies to sell and distribute Linux on CD-ROM or by other means, although those companies must keep their code open to the public.

With more and more people looking for an alternative to Windows, Linux has recently grown in popularity and is quickly becoming a favorite among major corporations and curious desktop users. Not only does it give users a choice of operating systems, it also proves itself valuable with its power, flexibility and reliability

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Linux is no longer only for hobbyist hackers who dig so deep into computer code that it gets caught under their fingernails like gardening soil. Instead, with the success of a growing number of companies like Red Hat that develop and package open source programs, Linux has found its way onto the servers and desktop of major corporations as well as personal computers. It offers one of the most powerful and reliable systems available-and as an open source system, it can be altered to meet the needs of its users.

For those who only know enough about the system to understand that it’s pronounced with a short “i”, but are eager to learn more about it, here’s our introduction

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