Last week takes place at the CNIT, La Défence, close
to Paris, the 2012
edition of Solutions Linux. Solutions Linux is a corporate
event focused in open source
solutions, and open source project. With some enthusiastic
we animate a FreeBSD booth to
promote FreeBSD in corporate
I'm curious. When will the
examination cover other architectures such
as POWER/PowerPC, SPARC, and ARM?
Having an exam for such architectures would get the BSDs
recognition
as a reliable system with the Power group. Support for ARM
in the exam
could increase the use of the BSDs in
The BSDA exam is for system administration, not development.
Out of curiosity, is there a market for a FreeBSD Developer cert?
We have not done an analysis to see if there is a market. There has been
interest since we started the program, which came as a surprise to us seeing
that an open
Hello,
I'm currently planning on taking the BSD Association
certification, as described here. (http://www.bsdcertification.org/)
Although I am primarily doing so for personal, rather than
economic reasons, I did want to ask whether or not it
possibly *would* add to a resume, in the
JFYI for those of you who aren't subscribed to the
announce@ mailing
list... 9.0-RELEASE is, finally,
announced. The announcement message
is available here:
http://www.freebsd.org/releases/9.0R/announce.html
[...]
Is there a Press Release available, preferably containing
Where's the FreeBSD swag (hoodies, t-shirts, etc)? I find linux ones all
the time, but would love to be able to represent the os I *actually*
enjoy using.
http://www.freebsdmall.com
In the past, I remember hearing something about us (the community)
having the rights to use the
Does FreeBSD Mall ship internationally? If so, should we suggest that people
interested in saving the mag can order there?
Absolutely. If you can't find the mag locally, order from the Mall and
we'll report final sales figures to the publisher on Monday. Not the
best weekend for a big
On Wed, Jul 01, 2009 at 10:39:34AM -0700, Matt Olander wrote:
We are in contact with them in an attempt to save the magazine. Not
having the ability to order and pay for a subscription online really
hurt them, I think. This is why we started offering it through the
FreeBSD Mall.
[I posted last month's meeting announcement to freebsd-user-groups@;
someone strongly suggested that I post to freebsd-advocacy@, so I'll try
it. My apologies to those not in the San Francisco Bay Area of
California. d]
Hi David,
I'm going to point to this email in the archives when
I
,
conferences, or businesses in India who may be interested, have them contact me
to discuss details. The same goes for any other geographic location.
Cheers,
Dru Lavigne
Chair, BSD Certification Group
http://www.bsdcertification.org
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I admit that I'm still a twitter noob and have only been on twitter for a few
weeks (after my boss finally convinced me to create an account for work and I
saw the value in having one).
I'm now following @freebsd, @freebsdannounce and @freebsdlogs as Murray
suggested.
Does this repost from
Sure, you can go to twitterfeed and you will give it the twitter
password for the @bsdevents account and the RSS feed location for our
events page. (Sorry, there is no strong authentication framework for
twitter -- all these tools force you to share your twitter password
with them). Then
Hi everyone,
I've created a twitter account @bsdevents (https://twitter.com/bsdevents) which
is meant to be a one-stop-shop for all BSD-related events such as:
* BSD conferences
* events where there will be a BSD booth
or presentation
* BSD user group meetings
(including UUGs and LUGs with
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