> >When was the last time you heard about a LMCE project? Seems that having >an RHCE certification is valuable. But there is no corresponding LMCE. >
There is a group called the Linux Professional Institute (http://www.lpi.org) that offers distribution-neutral exams. So, your statement is misleading. It may not be a "LMCE" type exam, but it's more for measuring the types of task a user (or admin) might be required to do, then to measure their compentency on a single distro. After all, just because you are an RHCE, does not automatically mean that you'd know how to add software to a slackware install. (Of course, I could be biased, since I'm still on all the lpi discussion lists.) -- Michael Viron Core Systems Group Simple End User Linux
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