> The problem is that it's hard to find that community. I mean, in computer science is born every day a new linux distro, a new programming lanquage, a new "rev

> The problem is that it's hard to find that community. I mean, in computer science is born every day a new linux distro, a new programming lanquage, a new "revolutionary project" etc.. It's really hard to find THE project in which devote my free time. I think you shouldn't let it distract you. I think it's great that so many people are making new things, but the fact is that main distros five years ago are still the main distros now, and same for the programming languages (with the possible exception of Go lang). Instead, you should find something you care about and work on it, at your own pace. Maybe something related to the Physics class you are taking or a CS course you liked, you're the only one to know.