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Keeping your Red Hat Enterprise Linux current

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ZDNet; By Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols 		Mail this story
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If you want the newest of the new open-source software, you use Fedora Linux, but if you use Red Hat Enterprise Linux in your business, you had to wait for major releases… until now

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penguinist ·
Red Hat must have been getting a lot of customer pressure to move forward on this.

For one thing, the world seems to be migrating to MariaDB (even google is making that move) while RHEL was stuck in the mud on that one.

As a user of RHEL on my servers, I'm giving RedHat a big +1 on this move.

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