compusult
What is the latest version of Redhat Linux available? Is it 9 or 9.2?
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martouf
not to be flip, but the answer to your question depends
on what you mean by: "Red Hat Linux"
with end-user or enterprise support or without support
(other than community support)?
If you're inquiring about the end-user product with no support which began
with (what?) Red Hat 4.X (was there an earlier "named" version?) and ended
with Red Hat 9.0, then [size:4] read this and then visit the [size:4] Fedora Project site.
In other words, there are post-9.0 versions of Red Hat Linux.
They're just not called "Red Hat X.X" any more.
on what you mean by: "Red Hat Linux"
with end-user or enterprise support or without support
(other than community support)?
If you're inquiring about the end-user product with no support which began
with (what?) Red Hat 4.X (was there an earlier "named" version?) and ended
with Red Hat 9.0, then [size:4] read this and then visit the [size:4] Fedora Project site.
In other words, there are post-9.0 versions of Red Hat Linux.
They're just not called "Red Hat X.X" any more.
iamroot
Its RedHat 9.2 for the last in the RedHat Linux line. Now its Fedora Core.
trondare
Originally posted by iamroot:
Quote:Its RedHat 9.2 for the last in the RedHat Linux line. Now its Fedora Core.
Actually, RedHat 9 (Shrike) was the last of the line.
Quote:Its RedHat 9.2 for the last in the RedHat Linux line. Now its Fedora Core.
Actually, RedHat 9 (Shrike) was the last of the line.
