From what I hear RH stopped supporting desktop distro... Can someone tell me where is the last one for the desktop (prefer isos)
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From what I hear RH stopped supporting desktop distro... Can someone tell me where is the last one for the desktop (prefer isos)
www.linuxiso.org should have something.
Have you looked into Fedora? The... uhhh... New RedHat....
I believe Redhat 9.0 was that last version. Just go to their website, it should all still be there.
the problem i have that is that the best tutorial are concentrated on red hat and every other distro has non standard file system layout.... except debian which is too slow... how different is fedora
Or that you just don't know how to use it, and it takes you so long just to get into GUI mode. That is why it seems so slow to you.. :DQuote:
except debian which is too slow...
So i'd suggest that you go back to win95 that way you don't get confused no more..
cheers
F2B:.
There's no longer support for redhat anymore? Wow, that's new's to me. I never knew that. I experimented with it once or twice (mostly on my buddies network) and it seemed like a fairly stable, reliable OS.
They found out that they made a lot more money with their corporate products and decided to focus on those.Quote:
Originally posted here by Spyder32
There's no longer support for redhat anymore? Wow, that's new's to me. I never knew that. I experimented with it once or twice (mostly on my buddies network) and it seemed like a fairly stable, reliable OS.
Really? And what corporate product's are those? I'd like to see them.Quote:
They found out that they made a lot more money with their corporate products and decided to focus on those.
http://www.redhat.com/software/rhel/Quote:
Originally posted here by Spyder32
Really? And what corporate product's are those? I'd like to see them.
Redhat Hat Enterprise Linux
We made them what they are, and they dumped us for corporate merde.
That's what happened. Pardon my French. ;)
Fedora is hardly different at all. Basically, as mentioned, Red Hat decided to concentrate on their paid version (enterprise) Fedora is a project to keep developing a "free" Red Hat. It's really just a continuation of the desktop version of rh.Quote:
Originally posted here by rabit
the problem i have that is that the best tutorial are concentrated on red hat and every other distro has non standard file system layout.... except debian which is too slow... how different is fedora
And btw, it's Red Hat that doesn't comply with the linux filesystem standard (lfs)...not the other way around. Just one of the reasons I moved awaw from rh, mandrake, etc and on to slackware.