On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 04:09:47PM -0500, Chris Becker wrote:
> Well... Redhat does offer both a server and a desktop option for their
> enterprise distributions...
> http://www.redhat.com/rhel/desktop/
> Though it's probably right that most people wanting to "learn" Redhat would
> be interested in the server end of things since that is what they are most
> known for (or at least that's what I infer from the relatively short amount
> of time I have been on the linux scene).
Oddly enough, they seem to be getting GUI-er (pun intended) all the
time. They've crippled their text install, and put a spin on it worthy
of Windows Genuine Advantage--it is, according to them, simplified and
streamlined--errm, you can't really do anything with it. :)
I would recommend (I haven't seen all emails in this thread, I'm sure
someone has already said this), using CentOS. It's a free version and
100 percent binary compatible.
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