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The FreeBSD Project is, as it name implies, an project of volunteers who
dedicate their time to bring us an powerful Unix OS. It is not a company
as Red Hat or Mandrake, therefor there won't be any official
certificates for it. As Matthew said, there can be some universities or
colleges who give FreeBSD lessons as part of the study course.

Cheers,

Jorn
On 3/25/2004, "ariel" <support@wk-hosting.com> wrote:

>is there a certification program for fbsd?  like how you can be redhat certi=
fied?
>-a
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