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Join Date: Jan 2007
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OS: Inspiron9300 (Ubuntu/XpSp2) and Hp a1650e (Vista Prem)
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MS or LINUX emphasis?
Thanks in advance for any input.
I am currently pursuing a AAS degree from my local tech college and want to formulate a path for what "emphasis" I should pursue for my Computer Network Engineer degree, Any opinions would be appreciated. If you feel one or the other please let me know why if you dont mind. |
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I say go MS. Most small businesses run windows platforms for their users.
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