On 19May2007 04:53, kiran_cozy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| I always cling with this question ....Linux certified proffesional
| will be an expert in System Programming or expert in Administration
| solutions
Well, no. But hopefully they will know something about these things.
| ...and in what way does UNIX internal help in obtaining a
| certficate in LINUX??Can any body assist me...plz..
Knowledge of other things (eg UNIX in general) gives you deeper and more
generalisable knowledge of the specific thing (eg Linux). Linux is
aims to support UNIX i.e. you can do general UNIX things on any Linux
system, so knowing what should be supported gives you insight into how
things may work, and also what you may expect to work on other UNIX
systems.
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Cameron Simpson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> DoD#743
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