[ale] Any redistributable ISOs of current RedHat?

[Van Loggins]

John,

In case you are interested in legally trying out the latest version of 
Redhat ES take a look at this

Free 30-day Evaluation Subscription
to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4

http://www.redhat.com/software/rhel/eval/

I signed up for it and snagged a copy of RedHat Advanced Server 4.0

also a decent free alternative is CentOS 4.0

http://www.centos.org/

I used to recommend Whitebox, but it's pretty much a 1 man show and it 
sometimes takes him a long time to get updates out, plus he doesn't seem 
to be interested in doing a whitebox 4.0 release.

Thanks and have a great day.

Van



>Message: 6
>Date: Fri, 25 Mar 2005 15:42:49 -0500
>From: "Mills, John M." <Mills.J at ems-t.com>
>Subject: [ale] Any redistributable ISOs of current RedHat?
>To: "Atlanta Linux Enthusiasts (E-mail)" <ale at ale.org>
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>ALErs -
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>When RedHat first split their Linux distro between commercial RHL (with some
>copyrighted content) and fully redistributable Fedora, some folks began
>culling out a freely-distributable, installable subset of the RHL products.
>Is this still being done? Is there a source of downloadable ISO images for
>installation?
>
>Context: I need current kernel and libraries, but harbor some FUD about
>stability and pain of installing Fedora. Should I just go with Fedora?
>
>TIA for comments.
>
> - John Mills
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