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[school-discuss] Re: [governmentforge] The end of Red Hat support




Jon.Lim@hawaii.gov wrote:

All is not lost. I finally got around to trying out Fedora which is the unofficial and redhat sponsored support for non-Enterprise RedHat servers now.
I've heard about it before but never got around to installing it until now. You can find some really good how-to at Fedora Linux's original webpage

http://www.fedora.us/wiki/FedoraHOWTO
http://www.fedora.us/index-main.html

It basically replaces RedHat's up2date, using apt and yum. They are very easy to use, fairly comprehensive if not as complete as RedHat Network is.

Fedora got merged with RedHat pretty recently (http://www.fedora.us)

Here is RedHat's fedora website which is nice eyecandy but kinda useless.
http://fedora.redhat.com/

Final piece of trivia... Fedora was founded by an undergrad at the University of Hawaii in 2002. Pretty amazing when I found out how young this guy is.

Jon
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Jonagustine Lim
eGovernment Team Specialist
State of Hawaii, DAGS/ICSD
jon dot lim at hawaii dot gov
808-586-1920 x325


We still lost a huge brand identity. All may not be lost, but for them to say that the desktop isn't ready lacks a measure of responsility.

Personally, I feel Matthew didn't do his homework. He should try Sun's desktop.