Linux Professional Institute (LPI) has recently sponsored Brasil.io, an open data project in Brazil dedicated to transparency and sharing of government data. Although Brasil.io uses volunteers as well as Free and Open Source Software, they have expenses that need to be covered.... Read more
How does a conference make the transition to virtual participation in the age of the COVID-19 virus? And suppose you have less than two months to do so?... Read more
The past few months have been a time of uncertainty and fear. With each passing day, more people get sick and more people die. Many places are still dragging out and prolonging their quarantine periods. At the same time, we listen to our governments and public health leaders asking all of us to stay at home in order to protect every inhabitant of this world.... Read more
So now that we are indoors most of the time in keeping with social distancing guidelines, many of us are searching for ways to make this time productive. For whatever reasons you might find yourself in-between jobs or are already working for someone and want a change of career. If your interests lie within the realm of Linux and open source software, read on for some tips on how to move forward in learning more about this field.... Read more
This blog post is an invitation to all those who want to share their IT knowledge and become part of our active community. ... Read more
When 2019 was just about to end, I got a message from Eugênio Marques, CEO of Sysvale Softgroup, a healthtech that has been collaborating with the Linux Professional Institute (LPI) since its foundation a little more than five years ago.... Read more