Daily Deal: Linux Learner Bundle

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Mon, Apr 13th 2015 12:06pm — Daily Deal

Whether you're a Linux newbie or are already reading Techdirt right now on a Linux box, you can probably stand to learn more about Linux. Today's Daily Deal is here to help. You can grab the Linux Learner Bundle at 91% off (over $500 in savings). The bundle includes 6 courses from Udemy with over 50 hours of content -- from a quick (5 day) lesson for beginners to more advanced concepts for those looking to set up, run and protect Linux servers. Go through all six of the lessons and get prepared to get Linux Professional Institute Certification (LPIC). This deal comes with a 30-day money back guarantee and it ends soon.

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DougPaulsen (profile), 13 Apr 2015 @ 7:27pm

Reading Techdirt right now on a Linux box?
It would be interesting to host a survey as to how many of your readers are Linux only and for how long?
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- senshikaze (profile), 14 Apr 2015 @ 5:51am
  
  Re: Reading Techdirt right now on a Linux box?
  I'm not linux only, and am not on linux as I post this, but I have used linux as my primary os for over 8 years.
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- cypherspace (profile), 14 Apr 2015 @ 7:56am
  
  Re: Reading Techdirt right now on a Linux box?
  I run Lubuntu as my primary OS - still have my Windows partition should I need it for a Windows-only program.
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- John Fenderson (profile), 14 Apr 2015 @ 8:33am
  
  Re: Reading Techdirt right now on a Linux box?
  I've been a Linux user & developer for about 10 years now. At home, all of my boxes are Linux. At work, though, I also develop for Windows and have several Win boxen.
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- The Wanderer (profile), 26 Jun 2015 @ 6:44am
  
  Re: Reading Techdirt right now on a Linux box?
  I'm Linux-only (except as required by work), and have been since... maybe 2002? Hard to recall the exact dates1998, I think. Switched over cold-turkey from Win98SE, having rejected XP, and have never regretted it.
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- Gwiz (profile), 26 Jun 2015 @ 6:51am
  
  Re: Reading Techdirt right now on a Linux box?
  My personal laptop has been duel-boot between Vista and Debian since 2008. I haven't booted to the Vista partition for 3 or 4 years now.
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