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hi guys whats the difference between redhat and fedora? are they the same thing?
i have redhat 9 on my system right now but im looking for some input about whats better
either reply or email me at link_bitchin@hotmail.com
oh man thanks for the info i had no idea
lol
i just installed it cuz it was the lastest version i could find
so your saying that i should definitly go with fedora
aieght...do you have any suggestions as to where i could "aquire" a copy of it? preferably free
don't misunderstand... i know people that still run RH 7.3 -- it was a very common version... if RH 9 does it for you, stick it... if you're just piddeling around in linux, try the distros that interest you.
one more note: FC is billed as 'unstable' by RH -- it gets lots of updates, and new versions are always rolling out. this is not intended for mission-critical use, that's *i guess* part of some new marketing ploy to get people to purchase enterprise liscenses...
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redhat vs fedora
oh wow
