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Is RHEL5 the New XP of Linux World?
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| If you blamed Redmond for late release of
| Vista (almost 6 years after XP) then think
| again, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 is the
| new XP of Linux World. And the same user-
| reaction is building towards it.
|
| As per official documents Red Hat declares
| of following a 18-24 months release cycle.
| Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 was released on
| 2007-03-14, and it's about 3 long years
| now, still there is no official
| announcement. The question here is how long
| will Red Hat possibly stick with 2.6.18
| kernel line and the contemporary packages.
| The present status of Red Hat Desktop is a
| stable but obsolete distribution.
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http://pclinuxos2007.blogspot.com/2010/02/is-rhel5-new-xp-of-linux-world.html
CentOS, I had to try it
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| CentOS, not just the distro but the process
| of building a server itself was quite an
| interesting and entertaining task. Iâm
| becoming increasingly interested in this
| area of the linux world as well as in
| webhosting, I will learn more about those
| topics in the near present.
|
| I must say CentOS keeps itâs word when it
| comes to stability, the kernel and software
| can be old, and it actually runs quite un-
| smoothly on my hardware, which was almost
| all detected, but it is stable. It crashed
| recently though, the only crash Iâve had in
| the 4 days Iâve been using CentOS, I think
| it was triggered by firefox, everything
| stopped responding except the mouse, I
| couldnât even go to another tty or kill x,
| so I hard rebooted. But not counting that
| incident it was above-average in stability,
| especially since I was not using it as a
| server, but as my personal system as well.
|
| So, I guess I understand more now why
| server distros are better for mounting a
| server, I can see why CentOS is very
| popular in that area and I would recommend
| it as such, even to myself.
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http://distrocheck.wordpress.com/2010/02/17/centos-i-had-to-try-it/
Recent:
CentOS Server Evaluation
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| Evaluating the CentOS Enterprise Server
| There are a number of popular choices for
| Linux enterprise level servers including
| CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian, Slackware and others
| including Red Hat Enterprise. This series of
| articles on a choice for a Linux Server will
| compare several of these Linux distributions
| to examine the advantages and disadvantages
| of each distribution. What is important to
| recognize in this evaluation is that how you
| view advantages and disadvantages are
| dependent upon the expertise of your Linux
| administrators and the level of support you
| need to maintain your servers.
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http://spidertools.com/blog/linux-training/centos-server-evaluation/
What will Fedora 13 Linux be named?
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| The way the naming works is there is a
| certain relationship between the names.
| According to Fedora:
|
| "Leonidas -> Constantine -> <new name>?
| Constantine is a <blank>, and so is
| <new name>. The link between Leonidas
| and Constantine was 'both are townships
| in St. Joseph County, Michigan, USA.'
| The link between Constantine and the
| new name must be different than that
| link, and different from any other
| previous link."
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http://blog.internetnews.com/skerner/2009/12/what-will-fedora-13-linux-be-n.html
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