Looking for computer Co-op placement (warning this is a job seaker posting)

[Ralph Doncaster]

On Thu, 25 Sep 2003, Tom wrote:

>
> "Ralph Doncaster" <ralph@ gŤ;†€3 Êvgi
> ±> wrote in message news:Pine.LNX.4.51.0309242358350.30504-aSG3JAnhR7ZWk0Htik3J/w at public.gmane.org...
> > If you're smart, hard-working, posess interpersonal skills, and are good
> > with Linux you'll have no trouble finding work.  If you hold an MCSE and
> > program in VB I'd say a career change is in order...
>
> Not true.  In software development there are no jobs in Linux at all.

Really?  Did xandros and e-smith close down recently?
And since when did the Linux kernel API become incompatible with Solaris
and HP/UX?  10 years ago things like getclock()/gettimeofday() were a bit
quirky, but now a 1st-yr college student could easily write a C program
portable across all three operating systems.

-Ralph

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