July 3, 2007
If I'm Linux+ certified, how will my skills translate to Novell SuSE Linux?
- You'll be well suited and pickup Suse quite easily. It's always been my contention that the hardest part of any distro is getting X working with any kind of hardware acceleration on a given machine. (Of course once you get that working everything else is cake.)
You'll find differences that may perplex you, but Suse has a very active community with plenty of advice to be given. Although I probably wouldn't start here. Instead I would start with a Google search of a Suse Linux form.
- you'll be perfectly fine;
SuSE has added tools & goodies, but has left as much as possible of the basic linux/unix features.
unless you apply for a job @ a SuSE partner, where everybody walks around with a SuSE certification, any company you start with will give a couple weeks to get familiar with its systems (@ large) - suse has some nonstandard apache config files (too automated for my tastes), but it's just your basic linux. you'll do fine
- Every distro has its own customizations but you should be good to go with the Lunux+ cert at least for an entry-level position. Good luck!
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