Most sysadmins don't know low level languages such as C/C++. I know a few kernel developers myself, and they are all C hackers. If you write Linux kernel patche

Most sysadmins don't know low level languages such as C/C++. I know a few kernel developers myself, and they are all C hackers. If you write Linux kernel patches, then you are a programmer that a) works for a company that builds hardware b) needs a driver that doesn't exist. Lets get this straight. Adding data to an Excel spreadsheet using VBScript doesn't make you an Office developer, if you know what I mean :)