Love this idea! We could all always use some more resources for learning Open Source
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Yes experts could also learn beginners some open source apps and what does Open Source mean
Have you visited !linux4noobs@programming.dev?
But my community is where experts send guides or ways to fix issues
my community is where experts send guides or ways to fix issues
Not yet it isn't. I could make a community called /c/sendme1milliondollars but that doesn't mean people would actually send money.
I got a ping to send someone a million dollars?
There is nothing about linux4noobs that says you can't post guides and tutorials. In fact it is quite the opposite. This is written in the sidebar:
From troubleshooting to tutorials, practical tips, news and more, all aspects of Linux are warmly welcome.
Do you consider yourself primarily an expert or a learner?
An expert
Is it open to everyone? I have to ask, since yesterday I was accused of being a rapist in an instance with a beef against "tankies", and their behavior was really shitty and shady.
Every one can ask about anything about Linux
Good. I'm subscribing.
Hell yeah!
«I made a community called c/learninglinux»
Where is the hyperlink to it?