Those of you who keep track of this blog, knows that we use it for two purposes: announcements about Codefidence and it’s activities, as well as sharing technical tips and tricks related to Linux and Open Source based software development for our consultancy and training customers to enjoy (and of course everyone else).

As these posts have been very successful, at least judging from the amount of positive responses we’ve been getting, we decided to give them some more elbow room, thus Tuxology was born.

Tuxology is a web site dedicated to the Linux training courses and consultancy provided by Codefidence and Hi-Tech College. It aims to provide an on-line counterpart to the courses material for students and and consultancy clients who wish to expand their knowledge and keep their skills up to date both during and after the training courses.

Tuxology was created as a result of our belief that training is a process and therefore should be conducted in the context of a long term relationship between the instructor and the students and not a one off transaction.

In the spirit of the Free and Open Source software world which Linux is a part of, all the site facilities are free for all to access and enjoy, including updated course slides, forums and articles about the different course topics.

So, if you liked the tecnical tips and tricks in we’ve been providing thus far on the Codefidence web site and blog, make sure to head over to Tuxology.net to get the full Monty.

Hope to see you there!
The Codefidence team