Hi Dotan,
If you want to qualify as a Linux sysadmin, I would suggest you to install a
few virtual boxes, set up a scenario like the following and do it all.
Scenario 1:
John Doe wants to open a startup. He is ready to take you aboard in order to
setup all the systems. To start you will need to set
> Do all of this and some other scenarios. Assist people for free. If you are
> built for it, you will have enough experience even do you never got a salary
> on the field before.
>
Thanks, Meir. It is just these sorts of things that I have been doing
for years, that makes me think I should get in
On Mar 17, 2010, at 2:52 PM, Dotan Cohen wrote:
Thanks, Meir. It is just these sorts of things that I have been doing
for years, that makes me think I should get in the business. It is not
the cart leading the horse!
IMHO you really need to think about this.
Is it something you would want
On Wed, Mar 17, 2010, geoffrey mendelson wrote about "Re: Where to learn
Linux?":
> Are you willing to stick with something, no matter how stupid it
> looks, how impossible it seems, etc because your customer/employer
> demands it?
>
> It's very different than doing it for years as a hobby.
>
