We’ve been hitting on Linux HOW TO’s for quite some time now. It’s time now to have an analytical look at the Linux platform . To keep it more generic, I would prefer naming it - the Open Source paradigm.

Having played a lot with the Linux OS, I realized off late that, there is always an underlying fear of messing up with something we’re not sure of! This fear might just let you stray away from the very act of trying things differently or trying different things, for that matter. Here comes the role of Open Source protocol, which if you remember emphasizes on working in collaboration and sharing knowledge with fellow Linux or Open Source Software users. But, how can we eventually exploit this very feature of the Open Source practice?

The answer lies within you! More often than not, getting things done at first attempt on Linux may apparently be a nightmare for someone who has had a fear of doing things wrongly. But, if you think otherwise, you’ll feel the back up of a strong community behind you. A community which consists of fellow users, evangelists, technocrats, developers, administrators and even doctors, at times!

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