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systems, and having an open source OS to do so, secondly the rise of mobile devices using Linux-based technology (after all
Android is based of a Linux shell I believe). Growth is part of this from a number of avenues, and community input is used in that growth, much like with Knowledge (XXG). Knowledge (XXG) as a whole is only going to grow as the community here allows it. This will require collaboration from all editors, and a way to settle differences quickly, and in the best way possible.
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That's a rather interesting question you posed here. I will first say I'm not very familiar with the Linux community, so I can't say with full certainty how their community fully operates. However, the growth in Linux is based on a few factors, one more and more people looking to build their own
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