[lug] Linux education/classes

[Nate Duehr]

I'm eyeballing the GCUX from SANS right now... their other
tests/certifications are very serious about real-world experience, and
I'm betting the GCUX is pretty good also. 

(Unix security certification...)

On Tue, Apr 10, 2001 at 09:16:46AM -0600, Crawford Rainwater wrote:
> Hello there folks,
> 
> Sort of being new to the LUGs (and not looking through the
> archives yet on this either), I was wondering people's
> thoughts towards classes, education, and/or certification
> (LCA, LPI, RHCE...) in Linux?
> 
> More along the lines, if there were classes in the
> area, would people be interested in taking them (say
> along the lines of the SAIR/GNU LCA route since it seems
> to be general Linux (non-distribution specific) and
> covers the "basics")?
> 
> Feel free to post to the group or to me directly on
> this one.  I am just surveying the scene some at the
> moment to get an idea here.  This is not meant to start
> a flame war on being or getting certified vs. not either
> so please keep those thoughts in mind.  Again, just more
> surveying and general curiosity on my part.
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> --- Crawford
> rainwac at attglobal.net
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