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From: Andreas Palsson <did@algonet.se>
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Subject: Recommendations for beginners
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Hi.

I would like to give it a try to contribute to the Linux-kernel.
And as many other beginners I look for a place to start.

Can any experienced developers give suggestions on code which is
unmaintained/bitrot and needs to be cleaned/fixed/foo?


I am open for all kinds of suggestions, as long as it does not include
buying hardware :)


TIA

/A
PS. Feel free to CC me.


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