GUI configuration applications and utilities are lacking
Nothing Flashy: This latest Red Hat offering is certainly functional but not quite ready for the “deluxe” tag.
What’s Included
CDs
Two installation CDs
Application/Demo CD
Powertools CD
Documentation
A getting started guide
Source code
Red Hat Network
Complimentary subscription provides for free updates to one system
The long-awaited Red Hat with kernel 2.4.2 is finally making its debut. And while Red Hat fans should take the plunge to upgrade their systems, Red Hat 7.1 is for the most part an evolutionary, rather than a revolutionary, upgrade. To paraphrase Al Franken’s Saturday Night Live character Stewart Smalley: And that’s okay. People like it.
It’s Good Enough, It’s Smart Enough
On specs alone, Red Hat 7.1 is as modern a Linux distro as there is. It sports the…
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