[ Thanks to Tom
Adelstein for this link. ]
“Trout Creek, Montana hardly seems like a place one would expect
to find a center of Linux learning. Please do not tell Mike Weber
of SpiderTools that. He spent the last six years developing one of
the more robust training facilities in the US.“According to Mike, ‘We started Linux training in 1999 as we
were doing a lot of experimentation with Linux for a school
district to try to move their servers from NetWare to Linux. As we
tried to make it happen, we found a lack of good training out
there. It was expensive and difficult to get access to live
classes. So, we started creating computer based training…'”
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