[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But I see also a need to support project participants who are involved in
openSUSE on a more private way.
well...
I agree on most of the content of your mail, but I was not
really my point.
In fact I'm sufficently "visible" in the project to be
sollicited without making ads (or to be not :-).
I see this as a help for _the user_. The course in question
I wrote it to be free (not even GPL, completely free is good
for me), so anybody can use it as a student but also as a
teacher... after all it _needs_ SUSE Linux to be teached
(and beleive me, a student of mine tried to do the same with
debian, he couldn't, yast rules :-!). I would be glad if
several people write themselves as able to follow the
student for free, of course, but even for a fee.
I think there are at least three levels of course making:
* free as can be done on a mailing-list. It's good, but limited
* paid professional one, as probably Novell can do. good,
certainly better than mine, giving junior or senior admins,
but quite expensive, probably too much to a single or
personnal user (for this, see LPI).
* so the one I propose, quite good (my students said so),
but with limited ambition (thus the "baby" admin name :-). A
very "matter of fact" one and needing nearly no teaching.
however doing it alone is a difficult experience (after all
I had to do this, I know :-), so some people may need a
continuous help.
And what I can say is than I'm ready to give time to the
whole community, but not to do so for individuals. I wish I
could :-).
but anyway, we can let this alone for the moment. If I see a
hudge amount of students praying for help, I will share :-)
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