On 2/4/08, Manoj mahajan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am in training from last 13 years, with MCT enjoying my training field.
> But, why i am conducting Linux batches, because I love to teach..
> doesn't matter Linux or Windows or any OS.
> My profile is a trainer, pure trainer.
Now what abo
I would study how mails from others commercial messages are worded and
avoid using Windows specific words that you seem to flout...
Administrators might have put certains words as restricted that your
mail may be hitting...
other than that I find nothing unusual to complain...
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> "engineers" with certifications that actually know nothing. Please don't
add to the mess.
If you have a ton of engineer without knowledge, how they get certified?
without actually knowing nothing?
Because of good dedicated trainers, every one runs for money I also...
after getting certified
> Certifications are not what education should be about. Stop fooling
others.
> Regards,
> Yesudeep Mangalapilly (येसुदीप मंगलािपल्ली)
Why many IT companies(say every from IBM to Symantech) run certification
programme. It helps them, to differentiate
certified candidates from others. Are these als
> Are you touting Linux or Windows?
> Please Note:
Who say, Windows peoples can't teach Linux?
I am MCT and RHCE certified also, have Linux companies ask this questions
first before sitting for exam.
Many administrator, has to handle both Linux and Windows servers at the
work, ask ISP, employees at
Dear all,
First let me correct my mistake, I should add [Commercial] or
[Linux-Commercial] at the start in Subject of my mail.
I tried that, and wait for 4/5 days for mail-list manager to approve. But no
success, I tried different headers, same error and wait for
approval. I was waiting for atleast
On Feb 4, 2008 2:50 PM, ಓಂ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Can't see my name above in Hindi?
> > http://unicode.org/help/display_problems.html
>
> I could not find Linux related information on this page.. Just
> Windows, Mac and Unix
>
> where-is-Lunix?
Surely, it isn't a Linux-oriented page.
> Can't see my name above in Hindi?
> http://unicode.org/help/display_problems.html
I could not find Linux related information on this page.. Just
Windows, Mac and Unix
where-is-Lunix?
I would rather say...
Do NOT send me Microsoft Word documents. I would send you ODF
formatted Documents
e.g. one could use [Windows-Free] tag for any discussions related to
OpenOffice, FIleZilla, and Firefox related issues which are common and
related to free-dom oriented software (and to make pun,
Windows-Free=Linux) when seeking help if one is genuinely trying to
enjoy this mailing list
With r
On Feb 4, 2008 11:39 AM, Manoj mahajan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> About Course:
> Is designed for networking specialists and system administrators who want to
> make career in Linux or get worlds number 1 Linux certification in hand.
> This is totally practical/lab based training to clear the per
Not a crib, but a suggestion or two...
1. you probably forgot to add the commercial tag (don't know exactly
if this is the case) You may call it [Linux-Commercial]
2. In the list of certification your RHCE is mentioned last. When you
are talking of Linux training, it becomes your best qualificat
About Course:
Is designed for networking specialists and system administrators who want to
make career in Linux or get worlds number 1 Linux certification in hand.
This is totally practical/lab based training to clear the performance based
type-of-exams, to show your skill in limited time period.
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