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08-30-2008, 04:21 PM
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to live and die in LA
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If you have an old PC lying around, download and install Fedora on it, to work with while you learn. Fedora is RedHat without the logo.
If you don't have a machine handy, and want to get familiar with it via the command line, you can sign up for a XEN virtual server slice at slicehost (my referral ID is shamelessly embedded in the link), have them build it with fedora, and then tweak to your hearts delight.
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09-03-2008, 02:46 PM
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... is not really in Maui. Weird, huh?
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@Flint: To get a good feel for RHEL, download the current verison of CentOS and run it from a partition. It's RHEL with all the Red Hat logos and proprietary (non-GPL) stuff taken out. The CentOS developers literally download the publicly-available source RPMs of the current RHEL edition. You won't get closer to RHEL without buying it.
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