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Old 28th February 2012, 04:58 PM
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Talking Adult Continuing Education Class

So, I'm thinking of taking a college class for fun in "Linux networking and system administration" Any pointers, pitfalls, advice & things to read up on would be much welcomed. Linux is just one of my many hobbies...
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Old 28th February 2012, 06:24 PM
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Uhm ... make sure they don't require you to submit assignments and exams in Microsoft Office proprietary formats?

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Old 28th February 2012, 09:08 PM
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Uhm ... make sure they don't require you to submit assignments and exams in Microsoft Office proprietary formats?

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Yeah, I'd really be s.o.l. i don't own any rigs running microsoft... lol
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Re: Adult Continuing Education Class

OpenOffice/LibreOffice 3.1 or better seem to handle MS formats pretty well. I recently had to produce documents in OOo for people who only have MS Office, and the formatting was spot on. Of course it helps to have TrueType fonts installed.

Check the course literature to see if it contributes to a recognised certification - might as well make it count for something. Unless it's just to pick up chicks, but then you'd be doing pottery, or life drawing, not Linux ...
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Check the course literature to see if it contributes to a recognised certification - might as well make it count for something. Unless it's just to pick up chicks, but then you'd be doing pottery, or life drawing, not Linux ...
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and laughing about your pottery - pick up chicks observation
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Old 29th February 2012, 04:54 PM
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and laughing about your pottery - pick up chicks observation
I had a good laugh over that also seeing as i'm divorced any woman 21 & over is fair game. You can tell what my chosen profession is by my handle.. in my 23rd yr as an Avionics Tech. Some of our test equip is backboned off Debian but, I have more fun with fedora releases.
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