Monospace MentorJan 5

Only one week until the launch of the next cohort of my instructor-led course, "Basic Linux System Administration"! We'll cover everything a junior sysadmin needs to get started, from fundamentals and installation through file, user and process management, networking and monitoring, to security and backups.

If you want to add "Confident with Linux" to your CV, this is the course for you!

https://monospacementor.com/courses/linsys-1/

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Show threadJim GardnerJan 5
@monospace Hey Jochen, what is the schedule for the live sessions in this iteration of the course?
Show threadMonospace Mentor
@jimgar That's something I'm going to work out with the participants to best fit their schedules. What would suit you best?
Jan 5 at 6:18pmWeb
Show threadJim GardnerJan 5
@monospace It depends on you a bit, because for me it would most definitely be best to do a weekday evening… but then you’d potentially be teaching in the evenings!
Show threadOlivier LeroyJan 5

I may join depending on the schedule bringing my french accent @jimgar !

@monospace

Show threadJim GardnerJan 5
@defuneste @monospace And your French face too, I’m sure!
Show threadJim GardnerJan 5
@defuneste @monospace I've signed up, Olivier 👍🏻 I see you are already in the forum
Show threadMonospace MentorJan 5
@jimgar Your evening being what in UTC?
Show threadJim GardnerJan 5

@monospace Same as you because I’m in Scotland, UTC 17:00 (until late March when we go into daylight savings).

I understand when you say that schedules for these things can’t suit everyone 👍🏻