The Problem of “Street Cred”
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Canonical builds a modular certification called Q (Canonical Ubuntu Essentials) with timed, separate exams that can be combined into a full credential. Each exam runs under an hour and mixes short knowledge items with practical, scenario-based tasks in an immersive lab environment. A public beta opens with 100 beta spots and testing runs December–January; first exam is a vendor‑neutral introduction to open source and Linux, with successful beta takers receiving the initial credentials.
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