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  1. November 13th, 2002 07:20 AM #1
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    Anyone done any Linux exams?
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  2. November 15th, 2002 07:42 PM #2
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    I haven't though I checked for pricing for Red Hat Training to become a RHCT. It was over $2000 and I believe that was American funds.
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  3. November 30th, 2002 06:50 AM #3
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    More to the point .... why would you take certification in a unix 'flavour' ?

    Even if you accept the 'need' which variety is best chocolate or strawberry ???

    All the distributers now seem to offer certification in their own unix variety, as pointed out at a cost...
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  4. December 7th, 2002 01:50 PM #4
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    Originally posted by Dark Millennium
    I haven't though I checked for pricing for Red Hat Training to become a RHCT. It was over $2000 and I believe that was American funds.
    You could always become an american citizen, dedicate 4 years of your life to defending our nation, and take advantage of the Montgomery GI Bill college/education funding...then you would get it at no monetary cost
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  5. December 10th, 2002 08:05 AM #5
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    You could always become an american citizen, dedicate 4 years of your life to defending our nation, and take advantage of the Montgomery GI Bill college/education funding...then you would get it at no monetary cost
    uhm.......no. I won't be doing that.
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