That is because you don't need a MOOC to learn it. There are literally tons of resources available for learning how to be a sysadmin (online and for free, see I

That is because you don't need a MOOC to learn it. There are literally tons of resources available for learning how to be a sysadmin (online and for free, see IBMs website, they have it too). As per Linux desktop, it is practically just as easy to use as Windouche. For Linux dev work, you'd best go with a CS course teaching C++/Java. However, I like the idea of getting at least linux desktop to the masses through a MOOC. Generally, you can now do everything on Linux that a basic Win user does. Generally though, the Win vs. Unix fight doesn't matter to the common user. It is like cotton and nylon factories fighting to win over the person wearing the t-shirt (who, although now may care, because being 'green' is a big ad promotion and kind of makes sense) who in times gone buy, didn't care what material the product was made from (as other aesthetics like brand-name, etc. trumped it).