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  • Rated by smocking on Sep 17, 6:04pm

    Strongly depends on the employer, but it still helps to know these things, even if it's just for easy transition to alternatives.

  • Rated by Contusion on Dec 21 2008, 8:40am

    This list is decent place to start learning the nuts & bolts of linux.

  • Rated by demonveen on Dec 20 2008, 6:38am

    It probobly just reflects insecurity on my part, but I like to have a big list of lists like this to obsessivly pore over and make sure I'm not missing anything. :)

  • Rated by mpind on Oct 17 2008, 12:36am

    From the page: "Linux Applications You Must Be Familiar With If You Plan on Landing a Linux Job"

  • Rated by digg1980 on Aug 29 2008, 12:14pm

    not bad, though I doubt apt-get is a must if you are not using Ubuntu or a similar Linux flavour. I mean it does not even exist on some distros.

  • Rated by thepoul on Aug 17 2008, 2:06pm

    bs, a "linux job" is the least specific job ever. wtf is that. and for an admin type of job, which is what i assumed you were referring to, wtf would you need perl, what if you know python or expect. what if your site uses csh, and you dont need to know multiple MTAs if they only use one.

  • Rated by Lauxa on Apr 24 2008, 9:20am

    A list of basic Linux applications that you should be familiar with.

  • Rated by engocoka on Apr 05 2008, 6:05pm

    Looks like it was written by somebody who doesn't have a job, let alone a "Linux Job".

  • Rated by JOHNNYCHAINSMOKE on Apr 02 2008, 1:31pm

    Linux Applications You Must Be Familiar With If You Plan on Landing a Linux Job