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Originally Posted by reddazz
You do know that Redhat 9 is now outdated and reached its end of life a few years ago right? Fedora Core which is one of the replacements of the old Redhat Linux, has yum which you can use at the command line to install packages.
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Thanks for you reply.
I have used fedora core 1 and 5, but only for development.
The reason I use redhat is I am preparing my self for system/cluster administrator.
Redhad 9 is obslete but it has same directory structure as redhat Enterprise.
Could fedora core 5 be subsitute of redhat??(I am only talking about directory stucture)
In other words if some one tells me that you have make changes in
/some-directoy/some-script
would it be at the same place in fedora core too?
Because in redhat 9 its same as RH enterprise.(as I already said)
How about monitoring tool for fedora core 5 like nagois/rrdtool/cacti.
Thanks a lot.