So I finish my CS degree soon. I don't want to be a web developer sheep like the rest of them and waste all my prime years as basically a prisoner.
I want a comfy job that I can learn most of what I need to know in the first couple of months and then spend most of my working hours shitposting/reading book/playing vidya or whatever hobby I want to spend time on.
I heard sys admin can be like this. What else is there?
I'd call myself a fucking hobbyist but by that chart I'm a senior sysadmin
Sign of a good sysadmin is that he spends his working hours watching animu and playing vidya because he's got everything oiled and automated, so yeah.
>tfw systems programmer
>rolling out customized linux images to run on 128MB ram devices
>cross-compiling the kernel and picking the filesystem
>cross-compiling just enough packages for the target to function
>picking out chips based on driver support
>all this shit is beneath me
sounds like what Im after...
How do I learn to become a good sys admin? Any resource you recommend?
this image is utter bullshit
i installed ubuntu
gib job pls
Same. Most of the people who pass the operating systems course in my university know the concepts mentioned in the infographic for senior sysadmins, yet most of them don't even know how to write a bash script and don't use Linux at all.
>senior sysadmin is mediocre linux developer
lmao
>Navigate a filesystem
>Edit files
>'Novice Sysadmin'
The state of Linux.