hi daniel,
about abilities i think i learned to be patient while trying to make something
out of the scratch pc's i found on the street.
i've been studying at ELATT (east london advanced technology training) in
hackney computer system maintenance (desktops building and repair) based on the
Cisco course.we were logged into the netacademy website and finished that with
Comptia A+ certification.at the moment i build my own audio pc and try to run
it with Musix and Gentoo which gives me a proper 2.19 kernel panic.i'm
installing now ubuntu studio with 2.20 kernel because feisty does the job well.
i should know a bit more about scssi.i tried to get an old server (pentium 75
Mhz)
running with freebsd and connect 5 boxes with a hub.will pick that up soon
again.
at school we learned quite theoretically the stuff you need for the CCNA exam
like configuring routers and switches via windows 2000 machines.via a good
friend who helped me to install my first linux system on my pc (x-evian) i made
the lucky jump into open source software which brings up the magic word of
command line.i know a bit of vi,not much about developing and programming
(just the structure of languages in generell).at the moment i'm studying music
technology at lambeth college including digital electronics and mathematics.i'm
reading the linux bible and try to get into the real stuff and get my linux
machine from scratch.i want to learn open source developement as well to spread
the very basics of free access to communication technology because i think that
it is totally unacceptable to leave that over to people who make their own
business out of it like the microsoft clan.
you see i could do with some focussing from too generell blabla to some real
world skills that's why i want to get involved.
hope that helped a bit
cheers
shen
Daniel Lamb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: v\:*
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abilities?
Regards,
Daniel
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of tryo tas
Sent: 14 November 2007 21:37
To: British Ubuntu Talk
Subject: Re: [ubuntu-uk] workplacement
hi matt,
i'm living in stepney green,london but would consider some travelling.
cheers
shen
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Quoting tryo tas :
> hi,
> i'm looking for a kind of workplacement in an open source project.i
> did the a+ exam last year which is WINDOWS TOTAL and after that a
> cisco based course in networking.that's how i got in the
> computerworld but i want to work with open source only now and am
> therefor looking for some hands on experience.
> anybody out there who needs a helping hand?
> cheers
> shen
Shen,
where abouts in the UK are you based?
Regards,
Matt.
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