Re: [OS:N:] Another multiple response (Basic rights warmed up in

--- Dee-Ann LeBlanc <[email protected]> wrote:
> James Michael DuPont <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> > That is right. I find it strange that we cannot agree upon a set of
> > restrictions that prevents the stealing of your hard work while
> still
> > supporting and using free software. People should not be precluded
> from
> > using only free software to take their RHCE or learn from the
> > courseware, at least in my opinon. I am trying to find something
> that
> > we can all agree upon that will protect all involved parties.
> 
> The skills you're expected to know are listed on Red Hat's Web site
> for
> anyone to read. No one's being forced to study for it in any
> particular
> way. Since it's a hands on certification, you really have to DO
> things
> more than just read to understand it. The courseware has exercises
> for
> this, but just administering Red Hat Linux machines and experimenting
> will also prepare you. Red Hat has, at my last count, I think 5
> manuals
> available for its latest version both in print and online for your
> reading pleasure, as well
> 
> And, being a hands on certification, you're using the distribution
> itself to take the exam. This isn't a multiple choice computerized
> test.
> (Well, there's one multiple choice bit, it's the shortest and
> easiest.
> When I took it was paper and pencil, which seems pretty open source
> to
> me, but I took it pretty early on.)
> 
> [All stated from publicly available information. No need to buy a
> study
> guide or use the courseware to know this.]

Ok, you can learn on your own for the RHCE, now that is the exam, what
about the courseware itself? What about this course 

>People should not be precluded
> from
> > using only free software to take their RHCE 

*or *

>learn from the
> > courseware, at least in my opinon.


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James Michael DuPont
http://introspector.sourceforge.net/

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