Author: JT Smith
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch (here on NewsAlert) has a story about computer consulting company Linuxgruven.com deciding not to use Linux training materials
made by Wave Thomson Learning, saying Wave’s price of $200,000 a year for the books and other materials is too spendy. “Meanwhile, a Wave subsidiary, Sair Linux of Oxford, Miss., has suspended Linuxgruven as one of its accredited
centers for learning Linux. Sair Linux says Linuxgruven failed to hire instructors that have passed Sair’s tests on
using its teaching materials.”
made by Wave Thomson Learning, saying Wave’s price of $200,000 a year for the books and other materials is too spendy. “Meanwhile, a Wave subsidiary, Sair Linux of Oxford, Miss., has suspended Linuxgruven as one of its accredited
centers for learning Linux. Sair Linux says Linuxgruven failed to hire instructors that have passed Sair’s tests on
using its teaching materials.”
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