Hello guys! does our current Linux+ TTT are available on-demand? I missed a session and I want to watch it.
On-demand
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Christine Schubert-Logue
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If you have registered for the sessions, you should receive an email with a link to the session in about 24 hours. Check your email. Good luck
You can also use the link in the original meeting invite for any missed sessions to get the on-demand version too 
I believe they are made available about an hour after the session ends.
I believe they are made available about an hour after the session ends.
Rick,
Thanks for placing the links in chat. I had missed session 1 as I didn't get a chance to register until session 2.
I have the full number of session links on Gitlab. You will need your CIN Email that was registered to view. This is a @jasoneckert Gitlab fork with my own notes.
github.com
GitHub - sheastech/LinuxTTT: Labs for the CompTIA Linux+ Train-the-Trainer 2025
Labs for the CompTIA Linux+ Train-the-Trainer 2025 - sheastech/LinuxTTT
github.com
I don't know how CompTIA and/or @jasoneckert feel about you sharing the slides publicly.I have the full number of session links on Gitlab. You will need your CIN Email that was registered to view. This is a @jasoneckert Gitlab fork with my own notes.
GitHub - sheastech/LinuxTTT: Labs for the CompTIA Linux+ Train-the-Trainer 2025
Labs for the CompTIA Linux+ Train-the-Trainer 2025 - sheastech/LinuxTTT
Jason's labs are one thing (MIT license and all), but the Powerpoint decks clearly state they are copyrighted.
From what I see, the PPT slides aren't actually shared - just the links to the ON24 sessions you must register for (which include downloadable PPTs) alongside the labs I encourage others to freely use/share (and a Rocky Linux version of the Fedora setup that still lists Fedora throughout ;-).
Whether you can reuse/share the PPTs from each ON24 session you attended, well that's more a question for Stephen
Whether you can reuse/share the PPTs from each ON24 session you attended, well that's more a question for Stephen
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The "Presentations" folder has actual .pptx files. Not all of them, but quite a few.
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% file *
09644linuxproductguider31754064642690.pdf: PDF document, version 1.4, 4 pages
2025cintttlinuxv8pptsession2v21757608188130.pptx: Microsoft PowerPoint 2007+
2025cintttlinuxv8pptsession31758035843231.pptx: Microsoft PowerPoint 2007+
2025cintttlinuxv8pptsession4v21758207768838.pptx: Microsoft PowerPoint 2007+
2025cintttlinuxv8pptsession51758644000128.pptx: Microsoft PowerPoint 2007+
2025cintttlinuxv8pptsession61758815798121.pptx: Microsoft PowerPoint 2007+
2025cintttlinuxv8pptsession71759254275184.pptx: Microsoft PowerPoint 2007+
PPT: ASCII text
S1-2025cintttlinuxv8pptsession1v21757433575521.pptx: Microsoft PowerPoint 2007+
Ubuntu Server CLI cheat sheet 02.04.2025.pdf: PDF document, version 1.4, 3 pages
comptialinuxxk0006examobjectivesv41754064607710.pdf: PDF document, version 1.7, 0 pages
linuxv8certmasterperformaccesscodeandinstructions1757608304189.pdf: PDF document, version 1.7, 1 pages
linuxv8certmasterperformaccesscodeandinstructions1758815878340.pdf: PDF document, version 1.7, 1 pages
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@jasoneckert The files were in my local git init push. I went ahead and deleted the folder because even me, I don't want anyone that can't login to CIN to access. Plus, I can't make it a private repo since the fork is public. I will just make a separate one that is private. This way, there is no confusion (I mean if someone was "really" that determined they could share the docs). I deleted the folder so it's not "easy" to get to.
ROFL...fixed the Fedora to Rocky Linux typos lolFrom what I see, the PPT slides aren't actually shared - just the links to the ON24 sessions you must register for (which include downloadable PPTs) alongside the labs I encourage others to freely use/share (and a Rocky Linux version of the Fedora setup that still lists Fedora throughout ;-).
Whether you can reuse/share the PPTs from each ON24 session you attended, well that's more a question for Stephen