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lecture: Linux Kernel Development for Newbies
This talk presents a step by step guide for Linux kernel development.
The roots of Linux lie in the community of hobbyist programmers and technical enthusiast. Nowadays still about 15-20% of accepted patches are developed "in mother's basement" by programmers without affiliation.
This talk presents how to take the first steps in Linux kernel development. It covers ways of finding a task as starting point for your first patch and how to submit it. Dos and don'ts of kernel development are discussed and, based on the author's experiences, patches and reactions from the developer community are exemplified to overcome the newcomers' "inhibition threshold".
Info
Day:
2015-08-23
Start time:
16:30
Duration:
01:00
Room:
HS 8
Track:
Development
Language:
en
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Manuel Schölling |