Linux Technology

If you've been around the Kankarbagh Tempo Stand, you probably passed by Linux Technology without thinking much of it. We are tucked away in Plot No. F-12 of the Ajanta Apartment. Being near Shivaji Park makes it a pretty busy spot, especially in the evenings when everyone is out and about. Our shop isn't very large, but it's packed with all sorts of tech stuff and wires. We deal with whatever comes through the door, whether it's a computer that won't boot or someone needing a specific cable they can't find elsewhere. It gets noisy outside with the tempos and the traffic, but inside we just focus on the work at hand. Most of our days are spent sitting at the workbench with a soldering iron or looking at code on a monitor. We don't really do the whole fancy showroom thing because that's not who we are. It’s more of a workspace where we get things done. People from the apartment complex stop by to chat or ask for advice on their home setups. It’s a bit messy sometimes, but that’s how a real workshop looks. We started this place because we liked working with machines and it just grew from there. It's a simple life here in Patna, keeping things running for the locals. We’ve been at this spot for a bit now and know the area well. It isn't anything corporate, just a few guys working in a shop.