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How Would You Refocus Linux Development?
buddyglass writes "The majority of Slashdot readers are no doubt appreciative of Linux in the general sense, but I suspect we all have some application or aspect of the platform that we wish were more stable, performant, feature-rich, etc. So my question is: if you were able to devote a 'significant' number of resources (read: high-quality developers) to a particular app or area of the kernel, and were able to set the focus for those resources (stability, performance, new features, etc.), what application or kernel area would you attempt to improve, and what would aspect you focus on improving?"
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Actually MMaestro many Linux users are NOT using RTFM as a slang but real advice: http://www.tuxs.org/rtfm.htm there really is a "fine manual". This simple 2 page .pdf (3 counting the title) answers the majority of Linux questions we see over and over again which is why you get answered "RTFM" so much. So seriously, go and Read Tux's Fine Manual.
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i would focus all that fanaticism on freebsd development