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This may not be very well-publicized.
I just signed up for Linux World Expo in New York and found out that
SAIR-Linux is giving free review sessions and certification exams which would
normally cost (they say) $5100. It is for all attendees who have more than
the (free) exhibits-only pass.
They are selling study materials for the tests at about $150.00 a pop, but
the tests are still a good deal with that. Anyone with a fair amount of
experience should have no trouble with the tests. Sample questions are here
at:
http://www.linuxcertification.com/resources/quizzes/
If these are any indication, I may even have a fighting chance.
What's interesting is that, in the security section, they also test history
(there's a question on who wrote the GPL) and ethics. Very interesting.
They are also distro-agnostic. They ask questions about general Linux as
well as several specific questions about several distros (Debian, Slack,
Caldera, Mandrake, RedHat, etc).
Anyway, I know Rupert was talking about LPI. Here's an economical
alternative. I'll be trying it myself.
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