Three comments here: 1) If you feel uncomfortable with the basic ins-and-outs of Red Hat / Fedora Core, then I recommend you _first_ take a basics course to get up to speed with Red hat Fedora Core linux; 2) If you are interested / furthering your Oracle skills, then I recommend you focus on Red Hat / Fedora Core; 3) Once you have a decent understanding of the basics, then an Admin course will help you onwards.
There exists a third Red Hat spinoff distro, the name of which escapes me. This one would be ideal for Oracle installations as it is a distro geared towards the enterprise. Maybe Szemir will fill in my blank here?! HTH, Hendrik Schaink Katie Oh wrote: > Does anyone have an advice on a course: Red Hat Admin > I'd like to take a course to catch up with my work (I'm a newbie > at Unix/Linux world) -- Hendrik M. Schaink Chief Consultant "Integrated Business Solutions & Dependable Service" InfoVision Consulting Calgary, Alberta, Canada Phone: (403) 239-0099 "The Vision: We are the partners of choice for companies and organizations that share our commitment to creating a world that is truly wise, courageous, prosperous, innovative, inclusive, sustainable and humane." --Ruben Nelson GPG Fingerprint: 1371 0927 8C3C 831F A838 C312 68BC F5DB 010D F3D7 _______________________________________________ clug-talk mailing list [email protected] http://clug.ca/mailman/listinfo/clug-talk_clug.ca Mailing List Guidelines (http://clug.ca/ml_guidelines.php) **Please remove these lines when replying
