That is also the same situation everywhere. Here in
DRC/UN, only a few indians knows linux. 

I was actually surprised to see an Iraq using Linux
but when I approached him, he was just using the GUI
to do everything. And was shock to see me switch to
console and type "vi and tailf" to see the conf and
the logs. hahaha. He told me that you dont need to do
that because SUSE GUI is good enough for that.

And a pakistani friend of mine here told me that they
dont have any linux training center in their country.
Not one he said. So, maybe we still have some
advantage, but we need to hurryup because our
kapitbahay the Indians are gearing up on Linux fast.

--- Rafael 'Dido' Sevilla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 03, 2005 at 11:30:16AM +0800, Miguel A
> Paraz wrote:
> > I think this is an important topic. How's the
> local Linux economy and
> > are we ready to take on more outsourcing jobs for
> Linux and F/OSS?
> 
> Our company actually has a few such outsourcing jobs
> for GNU/Linux and
> F/OSS in general at the moment.  It says something
> of how ready the
> local economy is the fact that we are incredibly
> overworked (but not
> underpaid anymore! ;) and are running into serious
> difficulties hiring
> new people who have even been exposed to anything
> other than a Microsoft
> OS...
> 
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