The Linux Foundation Offers 50% Discounts On Training (linuxfoundation.org)

An anonymous reader writes: The non-profit association that sponsors Linus Torvalds' work on Linux also offers self-paced online training and certification programs. And now through December 22, they're available at a 50% discount. "Make learning Linux and other open source technologies your New Year's Resolution this holiday season," reads a special page at LinuxFoundation.org. There's training in Linux security, networking, and system administration, as well as software-defined networking and OpenStack administration. (Plus a course called "Fundamentals Of Professional Open Source Management," and two certification programs that can make you a Linux Foundation-certified engineer or system administrator.)
And if you order right now, they'll also give you a free mug with a penguin on it.

Comments

But, Linus Tovalds

[destinyland]

They sponsors Linus's kernel development.

Why exactly are we ragging on them?

Re:But, Linus Tovalds

[destinyland]

They won't put the good courses on kernel development on sale.

Um, it says "any of our e-learning courses." You just apply the coupon code at checkout.

I seriously don't understand all this hatred for the non-profit Linux Foundation that pays Linus Torvalds to keep working on Linux.

Re:Unsubscribe

[destinyland]

What part of the word "non-profit" don't you understand?