> On Tue, 2004-11-02 at 17:05 +0300, Lule George William wrote:
>> I don't know whether the "them" refers to EACOSS or to the courses. If
>> it refers to EACOSS (http://www.eacoss.org), it is a newly opened
>> organisation that is fully dedicated to the spread of OSS within the
>> East  African community (hence the name EACOSS). However as many of us
>> are well  aware, without a skilled enough workforce in the RIGHT
>> NUMBERS, this may not  be an easy target to hit. So for that matter
>> training has ended up being of  paramount importance in EACOSS'
>> activities and taking center stage. Of course  also other avenues of
>> making sure that OSS takes root within the region are  being explored.
>> If it refers to the courses, there are two courses currently on offer
>> at  EACOSS, namely Basic System Administration (EAC 103) which is both
>> a day and  evening program and Complete Networking and System
>> Administration using Linux  based Systems (EAC102) which initially is
>> going to be a 5 day fulltime  intensive course to be offered by a
>> Linux expert from the Netherlands.
>
> I dont mean to sound pessimistic but Does someone really have to fly in
> to teach guys how to use Linux?
> How possible is it to pickup Complete Networking and System
> Administration using Linux based systems in 5 days?
>

I bet it's gonna be a boot camp kind of thing - just like it's done out
there, u know . If guys can have a successful CCIE R&S Boot Camp for 5
days then I'm sure it's possible for Linux.

Maybe that's why they've got to fly in somebody from 'out'.

>>  The
>> guy is here to set up the EACOSS software mirror.
>>
>> On Tuesday 02 November 2004 14:33, Ziggy David Lubowa wrote:
>> > On Tue, 2 Nov 2004 13:29:00 +0300, Lule George William wrote
>> >
>> > > Are you guys aware of the course that are going to be offered at
>> EACOSS?
>> >
>> > ++ Yep, what about them ??
>> >
>> >
>> > Regards
>> >
>> > David Ziggy Lubowa
>>
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