Good, nothing to complaint

Here, just trying to don't fall asleep after 4 and a half day of training

Ah kewl

Here, just trying to don't fall asleep after 4 and a half day of training

Oh, training what, may I ask?

CCNA

CCNA

What's that?

Cisco Certified Network Associate

Cisco Network training

Oh okkk

Oh god CCNA's

Please don't be the CCNA Guy

Rofl

Please don't be the CCNA Guy

"Look ma, i can operate cisco gear without noticing the glaring security holes in it that will never be patched because this overpriced enterprise-touted gear just went out of support!"

"Look ma, i can operate cisco gear without noticing the glaring security holes in it that will never be patched because this overpriced enterprise-touted gear just went out of support!"

It's not even that, it's thinking they know EVERYTHING

Like, I've got an MCSE For Server Infrastructure but I don't actuallly know shit

What can I say? I work in the telcommunication area, CCNA is like a standar certification to have

Do I like it? No, But I will probably need it if I want a better paid job

There was this one guy who thought he knew everything because he had a CCNA, said that it was fine to remove drives while our server was running, not realising that we weren't actually running RAID and couldn't handle losing a drive that we were currently writing to

What can I say? I work in the telcommunication area, CCNA is like a standar certification to have

Fair enough then, there's a special kind of CCNA Person

It's not that it's a bad cert, it's that it's such a memory based one for the exam that people overhype their knowledge and do dumb shit

Fair enough then, there's a special kind of CCNA Person

Yeah, I have experience (almost 9 year in the industry, and working like OPS) and that's a real value, but the certificate make enterprises to pay better

Yeah, it's a bit of an irrelevant thing but if it gets you paid more it makes sense to take it

I had a case when a CCNP get frozen because his blue cable didn't work

I got it and then nobody ever asked about it so I let it expire.

The thing is, I'm pretty sure I'm never going to renew my microsoft certs

I got it and then nobody ever asked about it so I let it expire.

This, I just put on my CV "I got these certs"

Pretty sure my MTA's have expired

This, I just put on my CV "I got these certs"

I did that; nobody cared

I did that; nobody cared

Nobody cared about the certs or the fact they ran out? :P

I'm not in telecom, though

Nobody cared about the certs or the fact they ran out? :P

Nobody cared about them

lol

I'm not in telecom, though

That's the difference

Yup

Also, almost all the industry works on linux

Paying like 600 GBP Every 2 Years? Nah

So, Linux and CCNA are a high value

I wonder if I could convince my college to get red hat certs

Since we're sponsored by Microsoft and Apple

Since we're sponsored by Microsoft and Apple

You can try it if that add value

The thing is, red hat certs are actually doing something useful, MS Ones aren't really

I convince my bosses to pay for the LPIC, Red Hat is more expensive

For all of the fundamentals exams on MTA's you can do basically all of them without knowledge

https://strawpoll.com/gdd2berp

alpine Linux lol

I've got HTML5 Fundamentals, Instaling and configuring windows server 2016, adminning server 2016, Configuring and supporting wind 10

Like, they're all incredibly easy to get and since I can do them for free, I can just take certs for free

So I checked the price of the training for RH381R, fucking $4.4K If I want to get the additional help

FeelsBadMan

I know what you mean, I've been there

So I checked the price of the training for RH381R, fucking $4.4K If I want to get the additional help

That's why my company choose lpic over rhcsa

Installing fedora now!

Yay!

Congratulations @rtyu1120 !

Installing fedora now!

OwO nice

Installing fedora now!

good luck! Make LVM & Encrypt the disk!

good luck! Make LVM & Encrypt the disk!

Awesome idea

Awesome idea

Fedora does so by default :P

Well, except encrypted disk - you need to tick the checkbox for it.

Well, except encrypted disk - you need to tick the checkbox for it.

and set passphrase ?

?

your user is not a trusted user? then who is lol

+1

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Hii guys, my name is fajrul aulia, u can call me aul or aulia,nice to meet

Solus = Budgie = Beta

Bless ?

Hii guys, my name is fajrul aulia, u can call me aul or aulia,nice to meet

Welcome!

Thank's @Schyken ?

@PComp_GPLPArg Hello!! Please read the pinned message!

Hello!

Ok.

It's amazing how often fedora mirrors fail on GCE (in TravisCI). Doesn't happen to me once in "real-life" setups .-.

Can I assign key as another key?

Does someone try the LXQt spin?

I tried in VM

Nice thing

Nice thing

Would you suggest it as a good LXQt option? I'd like to try it in a good enviroment

Would you suggest it as a good LXQt option? I'd like to try it in a good enviroment

It's best OS for some old computers, for modern computers, I prefer Gnome...

But it's light, quick... For single monitor, you can try...

morning everyone ☕️

Do you guys know after adding a DNF Repo on /etc/yum.repos.d/<repo_name>.repo, do I have to refresh my local db ? Or do I just have to dnf install <pkg_name> ?

It's best OS for some old computers, for modern computers, I prefer Gnome...

Thx for the info :)

Does someone try the LXQt spin?

I use fedora with lxqt+kwin, Nvidia drivers, it works great, I use it because kde app don't look good with xfce or gnome, but I don't use the spin, I installed lxqt using yumex-dnf, I can say is very stable

I use fedora with lxqt+kwin, Nvidia drivers, it works great, I use it because kde app don't look good with xfce or gnome, but I don't use the spin, I installed lxqt using yumex-dnf, I can say is very stable

Oh, I always do that. I don't install the spin, I install Workstation and whatever desktops on top.

Oh, I always do that. I don't install the spin, I install Workstation and whatever desktops on top.

Can i ask you why?

Always wondered what are the real differences between installing a desktop over the workstation and installing the spin

Apart from core apps of course

Can i ask you why?

Because that way I install a very minimal desktop adding only the programmes I need. Spins often have a lot of stuff I don't use. Workstation too, but I don't use Gnome ?

So no real performances thing

Yes, there is.

That doesn't make sense though

Just for apps?

Because then you get more things

?