Thanks for the heads up otheus.

i'm just going to go ahead and learn some C. I figure it can't hurt me to learn at least enough to fix syntatical errors and the like when compiling new programs. But I also read Neo's post from a previous thread and my interest was piqued...

Which Unix Certification is the most needed these days?

Quote:

...Want to be great at UNIX? Get a version of UNIX (Linux, BSD, whatever), build a server from scratch and start building and writing C code. Get Rich Stevens books on system level programming and learn to program at the system level. Write your own server and client code, debug the code, work on interprocess communications, debug memory leaks, build shared libs, build static libs, fix corrupt file systems, etc....

Maybe this will be part of my new year's resolution : )