Learning that the Linux Professional Institute offered a chance for taking exams at a reduced price during this year's FOSDEM, I decided to take a shot at the level 1 exams.
I was fairly occupied in the period before FOSDEM when I took that decision, but given that I've been using Linux heavily for over a decade, and after reviewing the objectives, I figured that I should be able to pass it without specific preparation.
Yesterday I received an email that indeed I did, so now I am officially a “Junior level Linux professional”.
I guess I should take a look at getting LPIC-2 sometime.
Continue reading "I'm junior now"
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Thu, 03.07.2008 19:36 CEST
Everything's going great with the pregnancy. Only six weeks left now :) It's a hard tim e when you lose a baby, [...]
Tue, 01.07.2008 22:18 CEST
Robertsonian translocation how's thing turn out since las t Sept? I read your story abo ut the baby thing. I am [...]
Mon, 30.06.2008 14:36 CEST
I didn't know there were these kinds of exams. I am new to l inux and still don't know how to do barely anything in [...]
Sun, 06.04.2008 16:59 CEST
You're right, that not only so me, but many questions in the LPI are not up to date and tha t you probably don't use [...]
Fri, 04.04.2008 13:14 CEST
Sure, it does it's job fine (m ost of the time :). And it's straightforward. Why not us e it?
Thu, 27.03.2008 19:53 CET
You still use LILO?!
Thu, 27.03.2008 00:51 CET
Can't you use UUID-naming?
Tue, 18.03.2008 21:45 CET
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Tue, 18.03.2008 21:34 CET
That's highly dependent on you r age. I do know who Racquel Darrian is...
Tue, 18.03.2008 18:16 CET
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