“Fortuitous Technologies releases their “Linux Fundamentals”
course curriculum under terms of the Gnu Public License (GPL) to
the Linux community.”
“Austin, Texas, December 25, 2000. Fortuitous Technologies, a
Texas based provider of Linux training and support, announces the
release of their “Linux Fundamentals” training curriculum under
terms of the GPL license. According to sources, this course
materials is based on the Linux Professional Institutes LPIC-1
exam.”
“The Linux Fundamentals course materials have been successfully
used in courses for over a year. Fortuitous believes that this
course material will benefit the Linux community and industry by
providing free access to Linux curriculum that can be used
world-wide.”
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