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Originally Posted by Stripey
Linux is not robust, it is written by beardy basement-dwelling hobbyists with no idea about the real world. When you move to linux for production servers, all it takes is 1 nerd on the other site of the world to commit a piece of flawed code to the source tree and suddenly you can't do business anymore, or worse, and there is nobody to hold responsible. Yes it is cheap, and you get what you pay for.
Anyway, from the point of view of getting a certification worth putting on your CV, with the intention of earning money, anything to do with linux is a waste of time.
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Just had a quick look on one of the UK's biggest job sites for Linux vs Solaris jobs:
Linux - 703 jobs
Solaris - 235 jobs
If getting Linux certified meant i had 3 times the chance of getting a job, I'd hardly call it a waste of time.