Do you use Linux every day

We are going to learn today about the history of Linux, which may seem trivial but is a point covered in the exam. It’s very interesting how a hobby of a boy studying computer science revolutionized the world as we know it in such a discrete way. The Internet as we know it and the use of smartphones would not be possible without Linux.

Are you an IT professional, support professional, or developer, have you ever considered learning Linux for real?

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If you want to know the language of the exams, check out this post.

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Uirá Endy Ribeiro

Uirá Endy Ribeiro is a Software Developer and Cloud Computing Architect with a 23-year career. He has master's degrees in computer science and fifteen IT certifications and is the author of 11 books recognized in the IT world market. He is also Director at Universidade Salgado de Oliveira and Director of the Linux Professional Institute - LPI Director's Board.

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