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Dont use it, you'll probably get 0wned!<br />
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If you want to stay on the Redhat route use Centos or RHEL 6, or pick another more up to date distro.
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this is the best explained answer<br />
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thanks
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why use redhat 9<br />
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what are benefits<br />
for desktop or a server
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why use redhat 9

what are benefits
for desktop or a server

what are benefits of using redhat 9

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Linux

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