and it's not much of a community either. It's more like a gathering of anarchists, where everyone has his or her own brilliant idea and won't listen to anyone who opposes it because they know in their hearts that they're righteous and everyone else is wrong who dares disagree with them.
Does it have something to do with the countless Linux distros? lol
Hahaha...And don't forget to bring some ice cold beer 'cause, you know, people here don't sell any. Sweet and Spicy Lemonade is the best beverage Oblivion can offer.
>>Jaepi your icon suits you well!! you are very random, so am I, but im lazy...lol not really my computer is retarded and im sick of messing with it.....argh...
hahaha, was that a complement? maybe you need a new one. ;)
No. Most companies don't go out to hire "Linux programmers", they want C++ (or C, or Ada, or Fortran) programmers who are familiar with Linux.
And most of the software they create is for internal use only so it never appears in (for example) Linux Magazine (which is why you've not heard about it).
That's exactly what I mean, I'm sorry for the confusion. :)
I think most of the companies that needs Linux programmers are the once that deals with drivers. Some top companies like Lexmark, Cannon, Olympus etc. I think are hiring Linux programmers. I'm not really sure bout that.
