On Mon, Mar 24, 2003 at 10:13:21PM -0500, Joe Polk wrote:
> As for the RHCE, I'm going for
> the LPI. I think being neutral is the way to go for now, but things can
> change. I hope not, I am all for distro-neutral certification.
IMHO a distro-neutral certification is a computing science degree. I've
seen way too many people fight between differences in Unices that I
personally don't believe a distro-neutral certification is worth it.
HPUX admins struggle on Solaris and vice-versa. Linux admins struggle
on Solaris and HPUX (where the heck is bash anyway? :-)).
Perhaps I'm showing my bias but I don't like *any* certifications. Show
me somebody who's got the theory and the braincells and I'll teach him
the syntax. If you know what you're trying to do rather than just
regurgitating what you learned, then it doesn't matter if it's Linux or
VMS.
.../Ed (B.Sc. but no other certifications)
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