Re: A proposal for Debian
Simone Brunozzi wrote:
> I'd like to try to explain my idea better:
> Take as an example Red Hat Certification, Red Hat Certified Engineer, etc.
> These are certification, and Red Hat can claim the right to do them
> because it is the same company that produces the Red Hat Distribution.
> This certification tries to assure that the person certified is able to
> do some things. Red Hat guarantees that.
>
> Debian has no company behind it, so my idea was to ask you (or whoever
> else is in charge for that) to decide together some kind of
> certification about, for example, "Debian system administration".
> I want to offer to the italian market this certification, both in
> english and italian, and regarding some topics (sysadmin, network,
> others). This can help people to find better jobs, cause they are
> certified in some way (given that the certification "authority" is good
> and honest).
What about the LPI certificates? They have an rpm and deb part, so
you can choose and they are generally distribution-agnostic.
Regards,
Joey
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