[PLUG] RH 7.x EOL

[Russell Evans]

I think the RH plan is that servers run the "enterprise" versions. 
http://www.redhat.com/software/rhel/
Now that they've introduced binary incomparability with their "desktop"
version, it makes marketing sense.

So what makes Linux enterprise, other than a company wanting to sell it for a
few hundred dollars? The kernel; the tools; the file structure; or is it the
five year, "we will support it" policy? 

RH is now pointy hair compatible and will be sporting the PH logo on the new
releases.  
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Be sure to act now to reserve your place in a RHPH certificate program.

Thank you
Russell


On Wed, 2 Apr 2003 20:31:27 -0800, Terry Griffin said:

>
>  As for upgrading my boxes. It would just be a big pain in the backside
>  irrespective of the size of the leap, and for no good reason other than to
>  follow with along with Red Hat's grand plan for making money from bug
>  fixes. These boxes are all doing their respective jobs perfectly well.
>  Taking them out of service for upgrades makes no sense if I can avoid it.