Isn't RH Enterprise just the commercial version of Fedora?  I really 
don't see the difference with what they're doing unless I have this 
whole thing wrong.

The way I see it, if you use Fedora, it's no different than the 
Enterprise edition except the updates are handled through RH.  I mean if 
there is a bug, the community finds it, posts it, fixes it. I'm sure 
that RH will contribute to the bug fixes to Fedora.  I think it's a 
smart move on their part to keep costs down.

alandd@consultpros.com wrote:

>>I'm curious to know what you fellow RedHat users are planning to do when
>>RedHat Linux gets End-of-life'd?
>>
>>Will you be sticking with your existing RedHat distro?
>>Will you be switching distros? To what?
>>
>>Does anyone know if RedHat Enterprise Linux going to be available free
>>of charge?
>>
>>
>>I'm most definitely not trying to invite a distro war. I'm trying to get
>>input to help me with my decision on what to do.
>>
>>Thx,
>>Bart
>>    
>>
>
>I will try Fedora first (http://fedora.org).  It is the "replacement" for
>Red Hat Linux.  We will see how that goes and then I'll make further
>choices.
>
>I am sad to see the "consumer" Red Hat go away.  I also worry if this will
>hurt them in the long run.  Familiarity breeds sales, I think.  If we home
>users can't get "real" Red Hat inexpensively, will we want to use it on
>the job?  I hope it works for them.
>
>Red Hat Enterprise Linux is not free of charge, as such.  Being Free
>Software, you can download the source but you would have to then "roll
>your own" distro from the source.  There was a thread about doing just
>that a little bit ago in this list.  Maybe someone that discussed it can
>respond better.
>
>Alan
>
>
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