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mayacosta78

Hello! I am required by my job to acquire an OS certification. I chose Linux. What is a good cert to have in this area? I know there are different flavors. I guess Linux+ is not vendor specific? Please help

Thanks

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The Technomancer

If you're brand new to Linux, the Linux+ is a good one to start with, especially if your employer isn't being picky about which cert they want you to have.

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mayacosta78 wrote: »

Hello! I am required by my job to acquire an OS certification. I chose Linux. What is a good cert to have in this area? I know there are different flavors. I guess Linux+ is not vendor specific? Please help Thanks

You're correct, the Linux+ is designed to be vendor neutral while covering both Redhat and Debian variants in terms of package management and system configuration. If you're new to Linux, studying the Linux+ will give you a solid foundation.

nonstopcrudivore

Just to give you an overview about Linux:) This is very similar to other operating systems, such as Windows and OS X. It is the software on a computer that enables applications and the computer operator to access the devices on the computer to perform desired functions. One good thing, they say that Linux is better because there will be no mess in starting your menu.[h=2][/h]