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LPIC-1 resources?
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this post was submitted on 17 May 2026
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Please do not give advice based on vibes.
Please don't show up late to dog on an already resolved issue just to use your latest favorite buzzword.
I don't understand why you'd make that comment. Are you angry that I called you out on not having enough experience with the exam to help with preparation for it? I am sorry if that is the case.
I thought about giving similar advice to yours, but then I remembered I only have an RHCSE and that I have no clue about LPIC-1 exams, so I refrained from talking about it. The other advice about LPIC study guides was probably better, I thought.
"Showing up late" 21 hours after a post is made is... A wild take aswell. Are you OK?