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Linux kernel Summer Unpaid 2026
About the Organization
<p><span style="color: rgb(65, 65, 65);">The Linux kernel is the largest open source project with millions of lines of code and 10,000+ developers across the globe. It is a challenge to understand how the community works, how to get started in learning the code base, and take steps to become a contributor. This project will help developers new to kernel development navigate the large code base, diverse community, and guide them in choosing the areas of the kernel to focus on to enhance, fix bugs, and develop solutions working with the experts in the community. After the end of the project, the applicant will have a much deeper knowledge of many different areas of the Linux kernel and get their patches accepted into the kernel.</span></p>
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Linux kernel Summer Unpaid 2026 Mentorship Project
Intermediate<p><span style="color: rgb(65, 65, 65);">The Linux kernel is the largest open source project with millions of lines of code and 10,000+ developers across the globe. It is a challenge to understand how the community works, how to get started in learning the code base, and take steps to become a contributor. This project will help developers new to kernel development navigate the large code base, diverse community, and guide them in choosing the areas of the kernel to focus on to enhance, fix bugs, and develop solutions working with the experts in the community. After the end of the project, the applicant will have a much deeper knowledge of many different areas of the Linux kernel and get their patches accepted into the kernel.</span></p>