[TriLUG] a (somewhat dated) Linux Journal article and other thoughts

[Roy Vestal]

Jason,

  Let me know of any Windows/Solaris/Linux integration help you might
need. I have extensive knowledge of Windows and Solaris and am putting
Linux in. Working on MCSE, and getting ready to take Solaris Sys Admin
Cert, and start RHCE fast track soon. Plus I have EET and Toshiba/IBM/HP
certs and tons of hardware experience. I can send you a resume if you
are interested.

Oh yeah, I'm A+ Certified.

See you soon.


Jason Tower wrote:
> as a matter of fact, i have started a services company that uses linux as the 
> backbone of most solutions i provide.  whenever i run into a situation that 
> requires skills that i lack (which hasn't happened yet but inevitably will in 
> the future) the trilug list is the first place i will go for help or to 
> subcontract the skills i need.
> 
> jason
> 
> On Tuesday 03 December 2002 14:11, Greg Brown wrote:
> 
>>This article is from Sept. 2002, but I thought I'd pass it along anyway
>>since it does mention "North Carolina's Triangle" in most the most
>>flattering light in terms of tech jobs availiable.
>>
>><"http://www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=6271&mode=thread&order=0">
>>
>>Then something struck me.  Has anyone tried to start up a services company
>>using the talent pool of TriLUG members who are interested?  Think about
>>it. We've got all the flavors of Linux covered here as well as the major MS
>>products, nearly every programming language from C to Perl, to Expect, to
>>Java, or whatever you can think of.  And we have a sizeable Mac community
>>too boot.  Given all the talents present in the pool I'd say the TriLUG
>>comprised group could tackle just about any end to end data network issue
>>(and probably voice as well) and probably technical writing, project
>>managment, etc, etc.  I bet we have more than our share of layer 2 and 3
>>network jockies as well.  I'm (thankfully, knock wood) gamefully employed
>>as of this week but I'd be happy to help put together a skills matrix of
>>any intersted parites for the heck of it.  It could be fun and you never
>>know what kind of skills could be unearthed.
>>
>>Greg
>>
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