Yet Another KickStarter Session

[Anil Kumar Pugalia]

Dear Friends,

Wish you the beauty, enchanting smell & sweetness of Mangoes this Summer.

Thanks again for your immense support. All the sessions launched till now are going gung-ho.

Based on the wait lists from the previous sessions, we have opened up the registration for the next July batch of "Linux Drivers KickStarter", now itself. Check out the Schedules section below for more details.

Feel free to forward this & forthcoming museletters to your friends and relatives, who you think, might be interested in knowledge grabbing. Also, please like and follow us on Facebook and on LinkedIn.

Readers' Corner

In case you have started reading my article series on Linux Device Drivers, here's the fourth one in line: Linux Character Drivers.

For the complete collection, visit LDD Articles on our website.

In particular, you may check the e-book on Linux Device Drivers, here.

Online Schedules

+ Live Classroom Like Interactive Sessions on "Design a File System", this month:
    > Started this 5th May '22: Design a File System online training by Pugs. See Details.

+ Live Classroom Like Interactive Sessions on "Understanding Linux Network Drivers" in June '22:
    > Starting on 4th June '22: Understanding Linux Network Drivers online training by Pugs. See Details.
    > House Full for our first ever IST Evening Batch.

+ Live Classroom Like Interactive Sessions on "Linux Drivers KickStarter" in July '22:
    > Starting on 5th July '22: Linux Drivers KickStarter online training by Pugs. See Details.
    > Registrations Opened Up Just Now.

Extras

+ Answers to the previous month's riddles:

1. Tongue.
2. 31st Dec.

+ Riddles for the Brain

1. If two's company, and three's a crowd, what are four and five?
2. A teacher thinks of two consecutive numbers between 1 and 10. The first student knows one number and the second student knows the second number. The following exchange takes place:
   First: I do not know your number.
   Second: Neither do I know your number.
   First: Now I know.
   What are the 4 solutions of this easy number puzzle?

If you think you have the clues, please shoot back a reply.

+ My Sanskrit Journey

If you are familiar with the Devanagari Script (letter designs used in writing Sanskrit, Hindi, Marathi, ...), have you ever wondered, why the letters in there are organized the way they are. Even if you are not familiar with the Devanagari Script and just familiar with the script of any one of the Indian Languages, the same logic applies there. Check out my following videos to decode the same: Vowels and Consonants. Enjoy and Please provide feedback.

Let's enjoy the sweetness of mangoes,
Anil

Note:
+ Registration & Fees details for the trainings are available from the Register Page.
+ Upto 10% of (Non-Corporate) Group Discount is applicable for 3 or more participants registering together. T & C apply.

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