Arch Linux Distro

The UNIX course taken in college served me well and got me motivated to pick up things where I left off. I was using some other Linux distribution before switching to Arch Linux.

The main reason for choosing Arch Linux is that it's a simple distro and not as bloated as Ubuntu, for example. You actually know what each running process does and what is installed on the operating system because not many applications come pre-installed, only the essentials.

In contrast, I would not recommend using this distro on servers, only on desktop computers for geeks like me, because Red-Hat/CentOS and Debian are very stable with excellent package managers which makes it suitable for updating critical services hassle-free.

Besides that, ArchLinux is a very modern, high-customizable distribution.

CCNA Certificate

Here is my CCNA certificate. Now my current goal is to finish Community College.

CCENT Certificate

I just got in the mail my CCENT certificate! This certificate is my first step and every journey begins with a single step.

New Desktop Computer

I just purchased a desktop computer deal on the Internet. It cost USD $300 dollars.

Specs: AMD Quad Core CPU, 4GB DDR3 RAM, 1TB Hard Disk.

My Preparation For The Cisco Certifications

Today marks the beginning of my journey to getting Cisco CCNA certified. This goal of mine is not hard to achieve considering my grades on all four Cisco CCNA Exploration courses taken in a Community College. My strategy for passing is reviewing to get ready for the exam.