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[Paul Lussier]

Jim Kuzdrall <gnhlug at intrel.com> writes:

> For your friend who wants to match the expertise of a system
> administrator, I would suggest setting ones sights a little lower.
> The investment in time may only be justified if you intend to follow
> it as a profession.

Well, it is rather being thrust upon him.  He was hired as the
Networking/Windows IT person.  I've transitioned to a more
development-oriented role, and the decision has been made to take my
sysadmin duties and assign them to his manager's group, which really
means to my friend :)

He's a little overwhelmed, but learns fast.  He seems to rely entirely
too much on his AIM buddy list, which unfortunately contains a few
people who know just enough about Linux to be really dangerous and
cause him more problems than if he were to spend a little more time
researching.
-- 
Seeya,
Paul
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