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Jennifer Cloer sent me a link to a recent Linux.com story about Deborah Wazir, who says that her Linux skills helped her land a job. Deborah tells Jennifer, ""I bought some Linux-based magazines with Live CDs of various distros, bought a book on Ubuntu, borrowed an old laptop from my son, downloaded VMWare and Red Hat, and just started installing the OS. It was a lot of fun!"
Deborah also says that she'll be taking advantage of Linux Foundation training courses this year.
For those of you are are interested in passing the LPIC-1 exam or learning Monitoring with Nagios, check out our new online training options: http://academy.linux-magazine.com/
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