>LPI decided the name "LinuxCore" (actually, that's Evan's brain-child to
>be honest) instead of Level 0, because we don't want it confused with our
>existing sysadmin track.
>What skills is LinuxCore supposed to test? Not even user-level skills,
>but conceptual ones. Licensing, what makes the OS different, the
>who/what/when/where of Linux and open source, what is an OS.. stuff like
>that.
Maybe this has already been mentioned and I hope I am not missing
something. The conceptual skils should include helping a company
determine if Linux and open source is right for them. These
skills should include being able to name/match common open source
application names to the business need (web server = Apache ;
database = MySQL/Postgres ; Office suite = OpenOffice, file/print
services = Samba ; Java server = BOSS.
These skills should help someone understand/promote open source solutions without having to be very technical.
Steve Poe
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