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what are benefits of using redhat 9
Posted on 2012-12-20
why use redhat 9
what are benefits
for desktop or a server
what are benefits
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"redhat 9" is a very old version and I would not recommend using it. I do have installed on an old machine so I do know what it is.
The current version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux is 6 and so is the current version of CentOS (Open Source) which is built from the Redhat code. They are current modern versions of Linux and have the same general benefits that other versions do. Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 is a paid version with paid support intended to be used in Enterprises which means medium to large businesses that want professional support.
The current version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux is 6 and so is the current version of CentOS (Open Source) which is built from the Redhat code. They are current modern versions of Linux and have the same general benefits that other versions do. Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 is a paid version with paid support intended to be used in Enterprises which means medium to large businesses that want professional support.
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