Almost had me convinced
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| SamShazaam Sep 14, 2005 3:43 AM EDT |
A check of the web site shows system requirements of MS only. I would love to train for LPIC2 but not if I have to use Windows. It seems wrong to require Windows in training for a Linux certification. |
| TxtEdMacs Sep 14, 2005 4:44 AM EDT |
Make sense to me, that way the certifying entity can claim those being certified reach the same, high standards imposed upon Windows Certified Software Engineers. Go ahead find a hole in that logic! |
| hkwint Sep 14, 2005 5:16 AM EDT |
There are cheaper ways to pass LPIC level 1. Personally, I bought a 4 year old O' Reilly book for some 40 euros and passsed. It's sad however, there aren't books aimed at LPIC level 2 as far as I know, but at lynuxtraining.com it seems you also can follow an e-learning course. Anyone here has experience with LPIC level 2? (I am thinking about preparing for it, but I'm just a linux 'hobbyist', only use Linux on my PC; never worked with servers or networks, so it's not going to be easy) |
| tadelste Sep 14, 2005 12:01 PM EDT |
O'Reilly will have a new and very updated LPI book (big damn book) out in March. It's the offical curriculum. Just checked with the editor. |
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