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Red Hat Linux

Red Hat Linux is a versatile distribution that can be a server or desktop at work or at home. Everything you need to set Red Hat Linux up as a Web server, email server, DNS server, news server, and more is included, along with software for email, browsers, publishing, calendars, Internet tools, and much more.

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  •  14 Apr 2003 20:27

Release Notes: This release includes the first introduction of new threading technology: NPTL (Native POSIX Thread Library). Several core components were upgraded: Linux kernel 2.4.20, GCC 3.2.1, GNU libc 2.3 (with NPTL), and a Web server powered by Apache 2.0.

  •  26 Feb 2003 03:57

Release Notes: This release features Bluecurve, a conveniently organized, user-friendly desktop with numerous graphical enhancements and icons. It also includes OpenOffice.org and configuration tools for system services and settings including firewalls, peripherals, Apache, and networks. Apache, the C compiler, tool chain, and the kernel were also updated.

  •  30 Jul 2002 14:17

    No changes have been submitted for this release.

    Release Notes: Many fixes and package upgrades, most notably KDE 3.0(pre), and addition of the alternatives system to allow inclusion of conflicting packages (cups/LPRng, postfix/sendmail).

    •  30 Oct 2001 07:36

    Release Notes: Upgrades to all base components, addition of ext3, merging of many packages from Powertools, and lots of bugfixes were added.

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    27 Feb 2003 06:07 mr700 Thumbs up

    Re: Still jokin'? It's more than 6 month old release now...

    >
    >
    > Users. If you're genuinely concerned,
    > lend a hand to help ensure the
    > listing is kept up-to-date.
    >
    >
    >
    > Thanks.
    >


    Sure, I will!!! I did not know :( - have to read docs here,
    rihgt ;], not just use.



    Best wishes

    26 Feb 2003 12:06 jeffcovey

    Re: Still jokin'? It's more than 6 month old release now...

    > how do ya get info about new releases - users/authors/automatic web
    > spider?

    Users. If you're genuinely concerned, lend a hand to help ensure the
    listing is kept up-to-date.

    Thanks.

    26 Feb 2003 11:56 mr700 Thumbs up

    Still jokin'? It's more than 6 month old release now...
    I saw RedHat 8.0 released today... on the today's .rdf
    news on my KDE news ticker on my 4-5 month old RedHat
    8.0 instalation... wha't is that suposed to mean? Do I live
    in the future or freshmeat are adding RedHat to their
    directory now? Infact how do ya get info about new
    releases - users/authors/automatic web spider?

    26 Feb 2003 04:49 cycomate Thumbs down

    Re: joke

    > is this a joke ?

    seems so. Redhat 8 was released 2002/09/30 and announced today (2003/02/26) on FMII.

    strange...

    05 Oct 2002 20:38 rverlander

    Re: 7.1 has gcc2.96RH

    > the dev branch has gcc from redhat that
    > is their own branch of gcc with updates
    > from the last shipped
    >
    > does it compile 2.4.x ?
    >
    > because they got it working with 2.95.x
    >
    > which is the current "stable"
    >
    > before anyone rants PLEASE be informed
    > !
    > redhat want c to work properly as far
    > as I can tell its broken in 2.95
    >
    > help out for the gcc 3.0 !
    > AMD intel API (alpha) should donate
    > their libs under GPL and watch them kick
    > the rest into touch
    >
    > regards
    >
    > john jones

    The entire 7.x was 2.96-RH, 6.2 wasn't 2.95, it was egcs 1.1.2

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