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of multiple columns per page.
I may retake your text, dump it into passepartout or scribus to generate a
US Letter size tri-fold brochure ...
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updating packages), custom kernel configurations,
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-- Forwarded message --
Date: Thu, 21 Apr 2005 10:50:52 -0400
From: Jim Brown
To: bsdcert@lists.nycbug.org
Subject: [BSDCert] Announcement: Task Analysis Survey Launched
Greetings,
The BSD Certification Group is pleased to announce the launch
of a Task Analysis Survey. This sur
CSS or just created in
a graphics editor.
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ons, and so I have also had the
great opportunity to assist with installing FreeBSD 5.x on probably over
50 different computer systems -- a wide variety of different hardware.
FreeBSD 5.x has installed well and performed well for me going back to
January 2003.
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negative and abusive
feedback also. There's always someone who can find fault even if you try
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is an accurate, up-to-date and valid
measurement of the skills needed by BSD system administrators, said
Jeremy C. Reed, member of the BSD Certification Group.
"There were a lot of comments. It was refreshing to read so many
different points of view," said Brown. "The communit
August 25, 2005 -- The BSD Certification Group announced on Thursday
the release of their certification program roadmap. This publication
introduces the Group's planned BSD system administrator certifications
and the construction of the certification program.
"The roadmap grew out of the
BSD Certification Group Publishes BSD Associate Exam Objectives
October 6, 2005 -- The BSD Certification Group announced the
publication of the exam objectives for the BSD Associate (BSDA)
certification exam. The BSDA certification is designed to be an
entry-level certification on BSD Unix syste
note from the survey results that at least
68,662 systems and maybe more than 177,265 systems are running a BSD
operating system," said Jeremy C. Reed, a BSD trainer and member of
the BSD Certification Group.
The report also provides many comments from survey takers, further
explaini
SVG versus Flash".
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t; getting richer and richer is good, since he gives a third of his fortune to
> charity.
Then your alternative is to pay the developers directly instead.
Do you use gcc?
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> Not sure about this one but selling BSD/OS could be a good idea too.
That operating system has been dead and gone for a few years.
(I still have customers that actively use it though in production
environments. I also continue to do BSD/OS migrations.)
Jeremy C. R
> PS... ??One more question... ??Being that Linux emulation is available
> as a port for the BSDs, I would assume (but haven't taken the time to
> research) that GPLd code is used. ??If there comes to be issues with
> Linux, what would that mean for BSDs compatibility in regards to
> emulation?
ased (no curses) front-end to its BSD Installer.
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You reached the FreeBSD "advocacy" mailing list.
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e and resources. Maybe this extends to writing
> articles (or finding people to do so), and submitting them to journals or
> magazines.
>
> I'm sure there are other areas of value. The two points above just
> spring to mind based on
On Thu, 31 May 2007, Chad Perrin wrote:
> I think the format of this new article may have been a bit of a clone of
> articles by Dru Lavigne at ONLamp, the author of O'Reilly's "BSD Hacks"
> book. They might be more useful, all things considered. I seem to
> recall seeing links to Dru Lavigne's
redictable Releases
Many like a consistent schedule for new releases. FreeBSD also has
policies on how long to maintain previous releases. Note that FreeBSD base
and ports have different update policies. Depending on how FreeBSD
updates are done, it can be easy.
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> Everyone receives spam. But I haven't ever seen any in other lists
> like [dwm] for example.
That may be because this is an open list )no subscription required). I
think it was, but don't know any more. And I don't know where that is
documented.
On Thu, 11 Aug 2011, Dan Rowe wrote:
> I work at a large e-commerce company that is in the process of moving
> our entire web-farm from Windows over to FreeBSD and re-branding in
> the process.
>
> With all the press and news we are going to be pumping out next month
> i figured it would be a goo
I just realized this was the public list :)
I will reply to you with a different email address.
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