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    13 56.52%

  • Expert

    7 30.43%

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In front of my Linux laptop and Unix servers at office : I feel like an expert . In Linux forums : I'm such a newbie, my golly...
  1. 04-05-2011 #11
    PrinceSharma
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    In front of my Linux laptop and Unix servers at office : I feel like an expert .

    In Linux forums : I'm such a newbie, my golly
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  2. 04-05-2011 #12
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    Intermediate; I can usually fix problems when sitting in front of the PC having them, even if it needs much Googling, muttering and swearing but I find remotely diagnosing problems on forums much, much harder.
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  3. 04-06-2011 #13
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    Quote Originally Posted by elija View Post
    Intermediate; I can usually fix problems when sitting in front of the PC having them, even if it needs much Googling, muttering and swearing but I find remotely diagnosing problems on forums much, much harder.
    I like how you put that. I guess I'll put myself in the same category!
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    I'm a new bee.......
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    Around town, some of my fellow Linux users consider me a "master." Compared to reed9, Rubberman, devils casper, Cabhan and many other skilled members here, I'm relatively a numbskull so I chose "intermediate."
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  6. 04-06-2011 #16
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    I will claim "expert" at least as a user. I can install
    different distros, dual boot, and usually troubleshoot
    the problems I encounter.

    I run a dns server on my household LAN, and even once
    set up sendmail. I can make samba meet the networking
    needs of half a dozen machines in my house.

    I don't think I could be a professional admin, because I am
    weak on multi-user and security issues. I couldn't set up
    a data base or any of the sort of things used by a business.
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