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L1.6 — How to contribute to this roadmap

Date: 2025-10-04

Author: Community Contributor (placeholder)

Estimated time

15–30 minutes

Objectives

  • Show how to add or edit lessons in this repository.
  • Provide a simple lesson template contributors can copy.
  • Create a placeholder lesson so new contributors can see the format.

Prerequisites

  • Basic familiarity with Git and GitHub (fork, branch, pull request).

Overview

This is a short, contributor-oriented lesson that explains how to add lessons to the Linux Kernel Development Roadmap repository. It's intentionally short so new contributors can quickly add or modify content.

Steps to contribute (brief)

  1. Fork the repository on GitHub.
  2. Create a new branch for your lesson: git checkout -b add-lesson-module1-l1-6.
  3. Add a new markdown file under the appropriate module directory (for example Lessons/Module1/L1.6.md).
  4. Commit your changes and push the branch to your fork.
  5. Open a Pull Request describing the lesson and any review notes.

Lesson template (copy this when adding a new lesson)

# LX.Y — Lesson title

Date: YYYY-MM-DD

Author: Your name

## Estimated time
15–60 minutes

## Objectives
- Objective 1
- Objective 2

## Prerequisites
- Anything the reader should know before starting

## Content
Write the lesson content here. Use subsections, code blocks, and diagrams as needed.

## Exercises
- Try task 1
- Try task 2

## Further reading
- Link to resources

## Contributor notes
- Any notes for reviewers or future editors

Placeholder content

This lesson is a placeholder created so you can see the expected structure. Replace sections above with real content when contributing a new lesson.

Thank you for contributing!