Hi Harald, I don't see a response to your question so I'll answer it.
Originally, LPIC-1 and LPIC-2 were created without additional names to help keep them recognizable internationally and in as many languages as possible. Then, some well intentioned people convinced others to add those titles that you mention. This caused a lot of confusion (and acrimony) since the certs are useful and targeted to more job roles than just admins and "engineers" (whatever those are ;)). So, the names were dropped. They popped up from time to time after their removal because it's difficult to remove things from years of built up marketing and other materials... sometimes people dust off old content and overlook dated information. Currently, there are no job titles attached to the certifications and their full names are "Linux Professional Institute LPIC-1" (and ...-2). If anyone did come up with a reasonable and inclusive name for the certs, I'm sure it would be considered seriously. However, people (including me) have been trying for a couple of decades without any success. Take care, Matt On Wed., Jan. 24, 2024, 14:32 Harald Maaßen via lpi-examdev, < [email protected]> wrote: > Dear all, > > some years ago there was some information on the lpi.org website, that > there where kinds of titles for the certifications. > LPIC-1 was titled "Linux Administrator" and LPIC-2 "Linux Engineer". I > can't recall the other ones because I don't have a lot to do with them. > > Are this "titles" still in use? I can't find them anymore and I think they > are nice to have and know for exam graduates. > > Best Regards and a late Happy New Year > Harald > > > > _______________________________________________ > lpi-examdev mailing list > [email protected] > https://list.lpi.org/mailman/listinfo/lpi-examdev
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