Which Linus is most popular to take on ?
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gary4gar
GaurishSharma.com
huh??^get a free ssh account and play
how about the router config,LAN cables,cards & switches, etc?
mediator
Technomancer
Shell scripting is considered as a huge advantage! RHCE is one of the many things a company seeks in a personal aspiring for an Admin post in a Linux department. It is certainly an advantage. But all that the companies see is the knowledge and that if u have anything that shows u r good in ur skills like a certificate!BatistaBomb said:
It can be awards given to u in colg fests in Linux programming/shell scripting or anything that tells the world that u r good. But most importantly is the fact how good u r "practically"!!
There r many RHCE guyz I know, who don't even know about "yum" or simple ftp installations. Its like doing B.Tech and not knowing how to install windows!! I hope u understand. Its all practical at the end.
I dunno about 6 and 7, but in 8 i.e werewolf, it has been improved dramatically almost like in Ubuntu.
pr.itdude
tHe nEw gEEk......ITian
hey....is there institutes in delhi/gurgaon providing these kinds of certification courses...??
Actually, i am thinking of doing some short term courses in linux as a part of my summer training for B.E.....!!! As also, im not so good and just started linuxing so i have to go from scratch. b4 going for a big move in this field.
Do these courses (above mentioned certifications) start from scratch or should one have some basic knowledge of linux/unix before enrolling for them ???
Actually, i am thinking of doing some short term courses in linux as a part of my summer training for B.E.....!!! As also, im not so good and just started linuxing so i have to go from scratch. b4 going for a big move in this field.
Do these courses (above mentioned certifications) start from scratch or should one have some basic knowledge of linux/unix before enrolling for them ???
hellknight
BSD init pwns System V
You can check HCL education.. there was its outlet at Chandigarh.. so I think that there should be one at Delhi too..
Yeah.. IMO one should have basic knowledge of Linux before joining this field..
Yeah.. IMO one should have basic knowledge of Linux before joining this field..
hellknight
BSD init pwns System V
No yaar.. they have RHCE.. one of my friends recently did that from HCL chandigarh
pr.itdude
tHe nEw gEEk......ITian
kk.....i'll make a query to them.........!!! Any other instiute or courses........???
There is no info, no awareness about Linux so no highlighted courses..........!!!
India needs a long way to go OPEN........!!! Might be this is my pessimistic statement but i strongly
feels this right now..!!!
There is no info, no awareness about Linux so no highlighted courses..........!!!
India needs a long way to go OPEN........!!! Might be this is my pessimistic statement but i strongly
feels this right now..!!!
nileshgr
Wise Old Owl
Getting a certificate will limit your knowledge of Linux. In real administration practical experience is what matters and many things out of the things the course didn't teach you may occur. So the best way to learn Linux is trail and error.
Install VirtualBox (virtualbox.org), install a Linux in it and play with it. Configure each and every aspect of the OS - From kernel to the GUI.
As far as institutes are concerned, Seed Infotech is one of the best.
Try googling for some institutes.
Install VirtualBox (virtualbox.org), install a Linux in it and play with it. Configure each and every aspect of the OS - From kernel to the GUI.
As far as institutes are concerned, Seed Infotech is one of the best.
Try googling for some institutes.
Kareem Bezer
Right off the assembly line
I don't know why the topic author mistook the spelling of linux. anyway i like linux because i like opensource software. I think ubuntu is the most popular linux for its user friendliness. i love ubuntu so much Regards, Kareem from Resorts 360 Vacation Club
Kareem Bezer
Right off the assembly line
I think ubuntu is the most popular linux. I love ubuntu very much for its user friendliness. Regards, Kareem from Resorts 360 Vacation Club
pr.itdude
tHe nEw gEEk......ITian
any nice step by step tutorial for ^^ .........??
nileshgr
Wise Old Owl
I am a pure Linux user.. So I don't write Windows tutorials anywhere (except if they are related to Linux->Windows.)
But the thing is pretty simple.
Just install VirtualBox. It provides the full manual with the setup itself.
MetalheadGautham
AFK
Since you asked for a tutorial to help you become a pro, I seriously recommend you try an easy to use and well documented distro which has an easy upgrade path to a more advanced cousin which is professionally used.
An example is Fedora. It has step-by-step tutorials for EVERYTHING, and at the same time its stable brother is Red Hat Enterprise Linux, the distro you will be most probably using if you use linux in official environments (All webhosts with cPanel usually use RHEL or CentOS (a RHEL clone)).
OR, install ubuntu. Its simple enough to NOT want much linux knowledge and learning it will help you graduate to Debian GNU/Linux, the other server-grade linux distro commonly used in professional environments (for eg, IISc (Indian Institute of Science) has all its computers running Debian Stable).
But I don't recommend some other easy to use distros like SuSE, which tries too hard to hide the internals, or MEPIS or DreamLinux, which is not sufficiently documented or has a large enough user base to help you instantly with all your problems.
Nor do I recommend you start with distros like Slackware, ArchLinux, Linux From Scratch, CRUX or Gentoo which need you to work very hard from a newbie state to even begin using them.
An example is Fedora. It has step-by-step tutorials for EVERYTHING, and at the same time its stable brother is Red Hat Enterprise Linux, the distro you will be most probably using if you use linux in official environments (All webhosts with cPanel usually use RHEL or CentOS (a RHEL clone)).
OR, install ubuntu. Its simple enough to NOT want much linux knowledge and learning it will help you graduate to Debian GNU/Linux, the other server-grade linux distro commonly used in professional environments (for eg, IISc (Indian Institute of Science) has all its computers running Debian Stable).
But I don't recommend some other easy to use distros like SuSE, which tries too hard to hide the internals, or MEPIS or DreamLinux, which is not sufficiently documented or has a large enough user base to help you instantly with all your problems.
Nor do I recommend you start with distros like Slackware, ArchLinux, Linux From Scratch, CRUX or Gentoo which need you to work very hard from a newbie state to even begin using them.
pr.itdude
tHe nEw gEEk......ITian
^^ thnx 4 ur suggestions...........but i must tell u that.......i am already using linux, ubuntu 8.10, which i installed around 2 months ago........and very happy with that and playing with that all the time.....and other guys here helped me a lot........
i posted here in this thread to know more about linux certification courses, as i want to go for it in my summer training period..........
see post #26, i think u carried away with the thread title........!!! but i dont want to open up a new thread for the same kind of queries thats y i continued here.........
btw, see my screenie here :
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showpost.php?p=1112890&postcount=1506
i posted here in this thread to know more about linux certification courses, as i want to go for it in my summer training period..........
see post #26, i think u carried away with the thread title........!!! but i dont want to open up a new thread for the same kind of queries thats y i continued here.........
btw, see my screenie here :
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showpost.php?p=1112890&postcount=1506
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