RPM resume diagram

I’ve been reading a bit to take the LPIC-1 certificate – thought it was about time to get some official certificate stating that “all those hours around linux were not about playing games, it made you really learn somethings very usefull”. I already knew it, but the certificate is the most forefront way to show it to other people, and so here we go 🙂

The LPIC-1 seems quite accessible although you do need to read it over and study the details specific for the exam… the interesting content seems to be in LPIC-2 where the administration goes into more interesting services…

Well, the thing is I’ve taken my notes and made this resume-diagram, so I though better to share – here it goes

RPM

Not going to rewrite the excellent resumes that can be found in internet (such as http://bobcares.com/blog/rpm-basics/) so straight to the point – the resume diagram.

This resume is only about RPM, not including YUM (RPM is like Debian’s DPKG, while YUM is like Debian’s APT) and is saved as a SVG file and uploaded into a public github-repo so you can easily edit/improve/correct it – If you do so, drop a comment, it cheers up 🙂

Unfortunately WordPress does not allow to post SVG images (?!?) , so I’ve linked to a PNG version (its on github) – hope its usefull to you