Matt Alexander wrote:
> Offer to train your coworkers on Linux. Have weekly or bi-weekly classes.
> Start with the GUI (substitute your "GUI" of choice), web browsing, email,
> office suites, etc. Then for those that want to learn more, gradually
> teach them more about system administration and configuring services, such
> as Apache, Samba, Postfix (or whatever MTA you prefer), etc.
>
> You'll increase your knowledge by preparing for the classes as well as
> from the questions you'll receive along the way. You'll also break down
> barriers to deploying Linux in your organization because people will be
> more familiar with it.
>
> Everybody wins.
>
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Hey that sounds pretty good. Having a spot on the PLUG site or somewhere
that has <PLUG users name here>'s tips. I've seen a couple member sites
that have such things already like Bob George's site with the security
tips. Oh well, just a thought :).
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