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Brainbench linux programming certification
Hi All,

I was thinking on take the linux programming certification given by Brainbench and I was wondering if somebody know something about it or has taken it.

I have sent them an email asking for information about the topics that are included in the test, but unfortunately, they only pointed me to a big list of subjects but without telling me how deeply I have to study every topic.

Somebody know something about this certification??

Thanks.
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