I would expect to see coverage of one of the RHEL based distributions in an article like this, CentOS say as it is popular on servers.
Some may be aiming at some kind of certification, or may be looking to add Linux admin skills to their CVs.
Some may be aiming at some kind of certification, or may be looking to add Linux admin skills to their CVs.
I don't understand the Arch approach to Linux. It's like they fetishize the drudgery of system administration and want to spend more time doing it.
It sounds absurd but if I remember correctly the CentOS installation is pretty straightforward. At least with Arch or Slackware you learn a bit about the file system and general system configuration by the time you are done.
My suggestion of CentOS was related to my assumption about a possible audience for the rather odd original article. A person with, say, Windows admin experience might be looking at Linux to enhance a CV, and RHEL do offer certification programmes of various types.