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Get on the Linux job train with a new system administration class

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The Linux Foundation is offering a new self-paced class to help you get ready for the Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator exam.

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Seems to me that the Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator class is competing for attention and dollars with the Linux Professional Institute's LPIC-2 certification. And highly motivated and innovative students who are into self-paced mastery of Linux SysAdmin can likely get the resources they need to pass EITHER the LFS201 or the LPIC-2 WITHOUT having to $hell out (bash, dash, zsh, ksh...;} ) a 3-digit $um just for classes alone!
... and speaking of LPI vs LFS, I haven't seen postings here under the grouping "LPI" for quite a long time. Maybe it's time for a group category change from "LPI" to "Linux Certifications" so that BOTH certification institutes and future ones can be included??

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