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Well, as the initial PM suggested I am writing my introduction here and giving a tiny bit of background as to why I registered on LF.org. My name is Rob ...
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- 02-05-2013 #1Just Joined!
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Well, as the initial PM suggested I am writing my introduction here and giving a tiny bit of background as to why I registered on LF.org. My name is Rob and I am currently studying to pass my Linux+ exams in an effort to attain a promotion at my current place of employment. I am a LAN Technician as of this writing but looking to migrate to a junior Linux admin position that is potentially opening up here. I am looking forward to learning new skills and techniques hopefully through the trials and errors of those before me on the board and better my own skills. I hope to look back on this post farther down the road and realize how little I knew when beginning here. I come from a casual Windows user background but want to delve deeper into this industry and make a career change (since it is where the work is). Wish me luck!
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Welcome aboard, and good luck with your classes, Rob!
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Trial and error is one of the best ways to learn a new system. So just take your time and have fun with it. Jay
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- 02-05-2013 #4forum.guy
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What he said! That's the way most of us do it, and it's a good idea to take plenty of notes along the way so that when you do goof up and start over again you can save yourself a bit of time. I have a several stacks of notes that have accumulated over the years and really need to go through them all to do some thinning out...
Originally Posted by jayd512 
Trial and error is one of the best ways to learn a new system. So just take your time and have fun with it. oz
- 02-06-2013 #5Linux Engineer
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Welcome to the forum, and good luck with getting the new job.
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- 02-23-2013 #6Just Joined!
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Hi everyone,
Just wanted to update this thread with the good news that I passed the Linux+ LX0-101 exam on Thursday with a solid 670 score. Linux+, here I come!
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- 02-23-2013 #7Linux Enthusiast
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Congratulations roblax! Good luck on your next exam!
- 02-23-2013 #8Penguin of trust
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Well done roblax and good luck with the next exam
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Sorry I'm late to the party but I'm sure it's still morning somewhere.
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