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Pass your Linux+ exam on your commute
The CompTIA Linux+ audio program. Your commute, the gym, errands, downtime - turn dead time into study time, stress-free.
Hear what studying sounds like
[AUDIO NEEDED: 60-90s sample excerpt from the Linux+ audio course]
Be first in when the Linux+ audio program opens - founding-edition pricing for waitlist members.
What you are buying
- MP3 downloads you keep - on your phone or computer, listen anywhere.
- One-person license - use it however you like.
- No subscription, no app, no expiry.
Get notified when Linux+ Exam Ready opens
Join the waitlist and you will hear first when the audio program is ready - plus the founding-edition price before it goes public. No spam, one email when it opens.
LINUX+ EXAM READY - $89 one-time
The full Linux+ audio program: every domain, spoken reps, practice questions, and a day-by-day study plan. One payment, MP3s you keep forever. Pick the tier that matches where you are.
Introductory
$49
one-time
The Linux Essentials on-ramp: command-line basics, file systems, and core concepts as audio. For true beginners, or as a refresher before Linux+. Includes the Command Starter Pack.
Core
$89
one-time
The full Linux+ Exam Ready audio program: all exam domains, spoken command reps, scenario walkthroughs for performance-based questions, practice questions, and the day-by-day study plan. The flagship.
Complete Edition
$97
one-time
Everything in Core, plus the Commands and Flags Drill Pack: rapid-fire audio drills on the exact commands, flags, and file paths the exam demands from memory. For the final push before test day.
14-day no-questions guarantee on every paid tier.
Our promise
14-day no-questions guarantee on every paid tier. If the course is not worth your hours, email us within fourteen days for a full refund. No questions asked, no forms, no hassle.
Inside Linux+ Exam Ready
The full Linux+ exam (XK0-006), one audio program: system management, security, scripting and automation, and troubleshooting - taught the way the test actually asks, with performance-based scenarios worked through out loud. One exam, vendor-neutral, current version.
Four modules, sequenced by exam weighting, heaviest first. Module 1: system management - storage, boot, services, user management. Module 2: security - permissions, firewalls, hardening, SELinux. Module 3: scripting and automation - Bash, Python basics, Ansible, Git. Module 4: troubleshooting - diagnostics, logs, recovery, plus containers and orchestration. Each module ends with spoken command drills: the exact flags and file paths, said out loud until they are reflex. A day-by-day study plan tells you what to listen to and when, and practice questions check recall after every module.
LPIC-1 (101 + 102)
The Linux Professional Institute two-exam track: 101-500 covers system architecture, installation, and GNU/Unix commands; 102-500 covers shells, scripting, networking, and security. Each exam is 60 questions in 90 minutes - multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank. Pass both and you hold LPIC-1, valid for five years.
The LPIC-1 audio track mirrors the Linux+ method: spoken reps on commands and concepts, scenario walkthroughs, and a study plan sequenced by objective weighting. Offered as a standalone program at $149, or as the natural next step after Linux+ - the two tracks share a foundation, and the second one goes faster. Includes the Commands Drill Pack for rapid-fire recall of flags, paths, and syntax.
The 14-day no-questions guarantee
14-day no-questions guarantee on every paid tier.
The 14-day no-questions guarantee: if the course is not for you, email support within fourteen days of purchase for a full refund - no questions asked. We cannot guarantee you pass - no honest company can. We guarantee the course is worth your hours. We may refuse future purchases from accounts with suspected refund abuse.
Buy it, listen, decide. The risk is on us for the first fourteen days.
Straight answers
Asked before you asked
Almost certainly yes. Daily use builds depth in the parts you touch and blind spots everywhere else. The developer who lives in containers may never have configured SELinux; the sysadmin may never have written a Bash script from scratch. The exam tests breadth. The course maps your blind spots first, then fills them.
Honest comparison: Linux+ is a single exam (XK0-006, the current version); LPIC-1 is two exams, 101-500 and 102-500. Both are vendor-neutral. LPIC-1 ladders into LPIC-2 if you want the deeper track. Employers recognize both. Pick the one that matches your timeline - one sitting or two - and your longer-term path.
Linux+ includes performance-based questions - you actually perform tasks in a simulated environment, not just pick answers. LPIC-1 is multiple-choice and fill-in-the-blank, 60 questions per exam. The course drills both modes: spoken command recall for the knowledge questions, and scenario walkthroughs for the hands-on ones.
Most retake failures are the same failure: more reading, same result. Reading is recognition; the test wants recall under pressure - the exact flag, the exact file path, said without hesitation. This program replaces re-reading with spoken reps: you say the command out loud, with timed pauses, until it comes out without thinking. Different input, different outcome. No pass promised - the method is the difference.
No. You register and pay exam fees directly through CompTIA or LPI. The course is the preparation: the audio program, the practice questions, and the study plan. Nothing else to buy to be ready.
The course is built against the current published exam objectives for each track - XK0-006 for Linux+, 101-500 and 102-500 for LPIC-1. When the objectives change, the course updates and buyers get the update free - the MP3s are yours, including revisions.
Deliberate. This is a faceless brand: the product is the method, not a personality. Technical content is gated on review by a credentialed practitioner before anything ships. You are buying verified content, not a following.
No, and run from anyone who says otherwise. No honest company can guarantee a test outcome. What is guaranteed: the 14-day no-questions refund on the course itself. If it is not worth your hours, you get your money back. The test result is yours to earn; the preparation is ours to stand behind.
The full audio program, sequenced by exam weighting, heaviest first. At thirty to forty-five minutes a day - a commute plus a break - the study plan lays out exactly what to do each day. Most buyers work through it in four to six weeks without changing their schedule.
Honest answer: these exams assume you already live in a terminal. If you are brand new to the command line, Linux+ will feel steep. Start with the Introductory tier - the Linux Essentials audio primer builds command-line reflex first, then bridges you into Linux+. Start where you are, then come back when the basics are reflex.
P.S. The exam is XK0-006 now - XK0-005 retired in January. If your study material still says XK0-005, it is preparing you for an exam you cannot sit for. This program is built for the current version.
P.S.S. The 14-day guarantee means the risk runs one way: if the course is not worth your hours, you get your money back. The only thing you stand to lose is the score report that says "fail" because you waited.
P.S.S.S. Waitlist members get founding-edition pricing. When the program opens to the public, the price goes up and the founding edition closes.