> We look at RHEL and SLES distros This seems quite reasonable, as this is what most corporate entities use and will want an exam to test for. I think the Debian universe also has some relevance, especially through Ubuntu LTS releases.
It is the broad inclusion of distributions that gives strength to the LPI. PS Of course, I'd like awareness of differences with classic and popular distributions (e.g. Slackware, Arch), but I'm dreaming. I doubt many companies use these outside of those who hire the users that promote them. :) -- D. E. Evans http://linuxtraining.com
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