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TCEA Convention & Exposition in San Antonio
- By scford
- CIN Road Show
- 2 Replies
For those heading to the TCEA Convention & Exposition in San Antonio next week, be sure to drop by our StackFord booth #1963.
If you are an IT teacher, we are also right around the corner from CompTIA. Jared will be at the booth, great guy. I worked with him while I was in the classroom, and he was amazing to my students and me.
If you are an IT teacher, we are also right around the corner from CompTIA. Jared will be at the booth, great guy. I worked with him while I was in the classroom, and he was amazing to my students and me.
Free Linux+ XK0-006 Mock Exam Tool for Self-Assessment
- CompTIA Linux+
- 16 Replies
Hey fellow Linux+ candidates 
I wanted to share a free resource that’s been super helpful in my prep for the XK0-006 exam:
Skunkworks Academy Linux+ Mock Exam Tool
It’s a browser-based readiness tracker that lets you:
Tip: For a realistic exam feel, set it to “Timed = Yes” and “Show answers = No.”
It’s not a replacement for hands-on labs, but it’s great for quick self-checks and building confidence. If you’ve tried it, I’d love to hear your thoughts or suggestions for improvement!
Happy studying and good luck to everyone aiming for Linux+
I wanted to share a free resource that’s been super helpful in my prep for the XK0-006 exam:
Skunkworks Academy Linux+ Mock Exam ToolIt’s a browser-based readiness tracker that lets you:
- Run randomized assessments (20–25 questions recommended)
- Track your best and latest scores locally
- Identify domain gaps across all exam objectives
- Export/import your progress between machines
Tip: For a realistic exam feel, set it to “Timed = Yes” and “Show answers = No.”It’s not a replacement for hands-on labs, but it’s great for quick self-checks and building confidence. If you’ve tried it, I’d love to hear your thoughts or suggestions for improvement!
Happy studying and good luck to everyone aiming for Linux+
Need Help related to CompTIA A+ Core 1 Simulation
- By Bruce Weaver
- CompTIA A+
- 6 Replies
That was a ways back so I am not certain but - Was it a CertMaster lab perhaps? Kind of like this?
