[RHCE] RHCE moving to RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux)

[Jeremy Portzer]

Are you talking about the Linux+ certification?
That test is extremely easy, and not valued much at all by employers. 
I'm sure anyone with the prerequisites for the RHCE study group could
pass this.  Not worth the $90 or whatever, IMNSHO.

Jim also mentions a "non-distribution study plan" -- do you mean RHL vs.
RHEL vs. Fedora Core?  If so, I think you should all continue studying
as you have been -- these products are all VERY similar right now; the
skills you learn would carry over to any of them.  I was more thinking
about the longer-term future of RHCE stuff.

--Jeremy

On Fri, 2003-10-24 at 14:58, Jeff Baldwin wrote:
> I would be interested in such a thing... perhaps you could start an LPI
> study group?
> 
> J-
> 
> On Fri, 24 Oct 2003, Rock Roskam wrote:
> 
> > Maybe we should move on to the LPI study group.  And work on a
> > non-distribution based study plan.

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