Gerry Tool wrote: > > Where can I learn about Red Hat's new vision for where > > they are going and how they will get there? > > You should at least read the information on the new site > fedora.redhat.com > > There is a link at the bottom of the main page to Red Hat Enterprise > Linux that should answer some of your other questions. Thanks Gerry, I did look at the Fedora web page and also at the RHEL pages. The Fedora page explains RedHat's objectives and vision for Fedora, which it seems they will support at their convenience. I was more interested in where RedHat was going, rather than Fedora. Where can I find a page like that for RedHat? Fedora looks great for geeks to play with, but one of the specifically listed Non-Objectives of Fedora is: "Enabling commercial support, particularly Service Level Agreements" That forces the consultant to evaluate RHEL WS in a hurry. In particular, after all the great work they did on the desktop, how much of it will be supported in RHEL WS, and do they plan to be an alternative to MS on the desktop or are they just going to sharpen their focus on servers? I'll buy a copy of RHEL WS, just to find out what's in it, but I think it's not too much to ask for a datasheet. Will I have to look for bugs in Open Office to find out if RH will do anything about them under the support agreement? I know, call sales and ask. I will. -- Shrike-list mailing list Shrike-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/shrike-list
