What do you mean with "unix wizard"? I'm working for 3 years with Linux,
    and there is no wizard. None.

In this case, a "unix wizard" would be someone familiar enough with the
version of unix running on their system AND other versions, so that they
can modify make files and/or source code so that the "free source" they
got will actually work on their system.

In a day and age where some (many?) unix systems are provided with no C
compiler included, this is far from a given.  Distributing source is NOT a
panacea toward universal usability.  (Having just gone through a sunos to
solaris "upgrade" that has left my (text mode) mail reader with mysterious
bugs that no one is likely to fix...)

BillW