In addition to the LPI and RedHat certifications, There are certifications from Sun and SCO. Check out their websites for these. BTW, there was another Linux Cert I have lost track of: one started by Dr. Magnus (or something like that) and his associates. Has anyone heard of that one lately? Is it alive and well. I asked to be corrected on this statement, but right now the only unix/linux certifications available this very day are the RedHat, SCO, and Sun and ones by TekMetrics, now brainbench. {That was a question} LPI is coming along with the release of their first test, but it takes more than one to become certified. RedHat ?almost? requires a several day attendance at their headquarters to become certified ?????
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