What is the latest version of Redhat Linux available? Is it 9 or 9.2?
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Latest version of Redhat?
#2
Posted 01 September 2004 - 12:01 AM
not to be flip, but the answer to your question depends
on what you mean by: "Red Hat Linux"
with end-user or enterprise support or without support
(other than community support)?
If you're inquiring about the end-user product with no support which began
with (what?) Red Hat 4.X (was there an earlier "named" version?) and ended
with Red Hat 9.0, then [size:4]read this[/color] and then visit the [size:4]Fedora[/color] Project site.
In other words, there are post-9.0 versions of Red Hat Linux.
They're just not called "Red Hat X.X" any more.
on what you mean by: "Red Hat Linux"
with end-user or enterprise support or without support
(other than community support)?
If you're inquiring about the end-user product with no support which began
with (what?) Red Hat 4.X (was there an earlier "named" version?) and ended
with Red Hat 9.0, then [size:4]read this[/color] and then visit the [size:4]Fedora[/color] Project site.
In other words, there are post-9.0 versions of Red Hat Linux.
They're just not called "Red Hat X.X" any more.
#3
Posted 01 September 2004 - 06:12 AM
Its RedHat 9.2 for the last in the RedHat Linux line. Now its Fedora Core.
#4
Posted 01 September 2004 - 02:29 PM
Originally posted by iamroot:
Actually, RedHat 9 (Shrike) was the last of the line.
Quote:
Its RedHat 9.2 for the last in the RedHat Linux line. Now its Fedora Core.
Actually, RedHat 9 (Shrike) was the last of the line.
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