Knowledge v Certification

["George Williams" <gsw3@hotmail.com>]

I appears that several people have decided that learning Linux in a group 
format is a good idea.  Let's not spend too much time arguing over the worth 
of the outcome of such an endeavor.  If you get smart enough to get a 
certification--but don't think it is worth the effort--don't get the 
certification.  What was learned about Linux won't be lost.  I've learned a 
lot on my own--much through my work with Unix at work.  But sometimes I wish 
there was someone that I could turn to for help.  Especially after I have 
spent weeks trying to solve a problem.  Randy made my first visit to the 
SILUG well worth the two hours by helping me with a network problem I had 
for weeks.  We have all been there and are bound to be there again.  If we 
put our heads together we can lessen those occasions, learn from one 
another, and certification can be an individual decision.

George Williams


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