I went to that web site. $1599 seems a bit pricy for stuff you can learn
out of a damned book, and by asking questions in here, but they do offer a
student price of $999. I don't have a thousand bucks to spend on a course
like this that will re-hash a lot of stuff I already know, but I thought
I'd let you guys know what they mean by "student scholarships available" on
their web site.
Laterz,
George Winn
P.s. Still having problems finding a decent job. I've been playing phone
tag with Dell for a few days now. I have a technician job ($7/hr ugh) and
a sales job ($10/hr slightly better) lined up in north Austin. I just feel
like all my toil and lack of social life for a few years should be worth a
bigger slice of Austin's technology pie. If any of you have mad hookups
for a good job, I know a lot, and I can learn extremely fast. HELP A
BROTHA OUT!
;EORamblingz
At 11:19 AM 5/13/99 -0500, dextro wrote:
>i am sure all of you know, but just to make sure, here is the post from
>freshmeat regarding linux training classes right here in austin:
>
>Linux Training in Austin, Texas
> Thomas Cameron - May 12th 1999, 22:17 EST
>
> Three-Sixteen Technical Services, Inc announced the availability of 5-day
>Linux training classes in
> central Texas. Thomas Cameron, the president of the company, said, "We
>are really excited about
> offering these classes. The Linux operating system is fast, stable, and
>multi-talented, and we are
> proud to be able to pass along the expertise we have developed over the
>last several years of building
> Internet sites and networks based on Linux." The classes are offered in
>day and evening sessions, and
> cover history, architecture, Linux commands, X-windows, administrative
>functions, account
> management, network connectivity (Internet, Windows, Novell, and UNIX),
>printing, software
> installation and management, system initialization, kernel tweaking, and
>installation and
> configuration. Several distributions will be discussed, with a focus on
>RedHat Linux. Class participants
> will each have their own Pentium II-based computer to work with. Students
>will receive a copy of
> "RedHat Linux Unleashed" and a copy of RedHat Linux version 6.0 on CD.
>
> For more information, or to register for these classes, call (512)
>415-7070 or e-mail
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>the website for more information is: http://training.three-sixteen.com
>
>see you there.
>
>bryan
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