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Jarod Wilson wrote: > Minor nit: there is no FC7, its just F7. :) Ah, good to know... > I know there's a difference between "Desktop" and "Workstation", but keep in > mind Red Hat Enterprise Linux Workstation has been shipping on Dell > workstations for quite a few years now. Yep. But you have to pay for software updates every year, right? :-) > I definitely get that impression. Most of their best kernel people have left > town, and at least a few of them now work here at Red Hat... :) Oh well. It was good while it lasted. I remember it being the first intuitive graphical installer that supported NTFS resizing quite well and people enjoyed using. I remember giving a copy to some girl in early 2004 at school, and she was able to get through the installer and thanked me many times. Other people also found it useful. However, I also used to recommend Xandros to people who wanted to pay for a distro that had everything integrated (media players, codecs, etc) and was supported, but now I regret that! Nowadays, you can do that in any modern distro without paying :-P And distros like Lindows will give you support too... -- Kristian Hermansen -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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