[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> On 19 Apr, Erik de Castro Lopo scribbled:
> -> Hi All,
> ->
> -> I was wondering if there were any commercial Linux software
> -> companies here in Australia. A friend of mine was turned down
> -> for a job with a company moving into the Linux field because
> -> he didn't have any "commercial Linux experience". Without any
> -> Linux companies how the hel does anybody get "commercial Linux
> -> experience"?
>
> overseas - or work remotely for an overses company (if you can get
> that) - australia has turbolinux, and linuxcare there now - with
> offices - you can have commercial linux experience if you for example
> adminned an isp that runs on linux etc.
Actually, it wasn't an admin/support job it was a coding job. Getting
commercial experience in Linux coding is more difficult than getting
admin experience.
Erik
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