Interesting fact

[Andrew Jamison]

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Hello fellow ambassadors,
I am not responsible for this being this way so do not give me credit
for it but I was looking at my classes for degree and found that one of
my classes in my networking administration degree used to have Fedora as
a requirement to pass the class :)

Update: It appears after revisiting it that said requirement was changed
from Fedora to "a linux distribution" Implying that any will do.
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[Francesco Ugolini]

On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 4:33 PM, Andrew Jamison <linux(a)blogmethat.net&gt; wrote:
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>  Hello fellow ambassadors,
>  I am not responsible for this being this way so do not give me credit
>  for it but I was looking at my classes for degree and found that one of
>  my classes in my networking administration degree used to have Fedora as
>  a requirement to pass the class :) 
Great news.

>  Update: It appears after revisiting it that said requirement was
> changed
>  from Fedora to "a linux distribution" Implying that any will do. 
No problem. I think you could promote Fedora in your class, maybe
distributing media or just show people how powerful is Fedora.

Regards

Francesco Ugolini

[Andrew Jamison]

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Francesco Ugolini wrote:
>  On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 4:33 PM, Andrew Jamison
> <linux(a)blogmethat.net&gt; wrote:
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> > Hello fellow ambassadors,
> > I am not responsible for this being this way so do not give me credit
> > for it but I was looking at my classes for degree and found that one of
> > my classes in my networking administration degree used to have Fedora as
> > a requirement to pass the class :)
>  
>  Great news.
>  
> > Update: It appears after revisiting it that said requirement was changed
> > from Fedora to "a linux distribution" Implying that any will do.
>  
>  No problem. I think you could promote Fedora in your class, maybe
>  distributing media or just show people how powerful is Fedora.
>  
>  Regards
>  
>  Francesco Ugolini
>  
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Yeah I plan to try
and "Convert" the entire class. I hopefully will end
up with more Fedorians as a result
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