Redhat 7 Reviews

Dunno if this is the right place or not for this - maybe we should have a SAMBA section under Linux? BEWARE - this is Techy McTech from Techtown shit. It's only worth reading if you actually want to share files between a Linux box and Windows. Otherwise it will just bore the arse off you. Sorry sorry sorry. I'm such a sad ...

AAARGH!!! UNCLE BILL IS STRANGLING ME! Hot on the heels of my Windows XP Pro opinion, you may well be wondering what I'm doing writing about a completely different operating system (OS). Well, it's partly to do with how my PC hardware is configured. I have a pair of 40 gigabyte hard-drives, one acting as a full backup to ...

I decided to buy a copy of Red Hat Linux 7 as a part of my college course. It was very cheap costing just £18 including a big book. I have never even used Linux never mind installed it so I new it would be a difficult task. First of all I had to create a new partition, this was surprisingly difficult and I ended up having to delete an existing on ...

Linux is a relatively new venture for me and after seeing RedHat on a website I thought I would try it, after all Linux is Linux. I first tried it out a few months ago but instantly uninstalled it after finding out that my modem would not work with it. After all what can you do with a product that is highly web orientated when you don't have a ...

If you are sick of Windows and want a free alternative then check out Linux (Red Hat 7) - Advantages: Its's free to download and share, Very stable, A great alternative to Windows - Disadvantages: Hardware installation is a nightmare, Download from the 'Net is around 1G

- What is Red Hat Linux? - Linux is a new Operating System, similar to Microsoft Windows. People install Linux because it is free. - Why did I get it? - I installed Linux because I wanted to play around and see for myself why people are so excited about it. - What did I find out? - When I first ...

I have been a devotee of Linux from relatively early on in its life. Redhat has made a big contribution towards making the Linux platform more accessible, epecially over the last few years, and I have to applaud that. It is certainly my distribution of choice. However, I think Redhat jumped the gun a little in releasing redhat-7.0; it ...

RedHat 7.0 is "nearly" ideal if you have never used Linux before, the main reasons being that so many companies (particularly in the UK and USA) treat "RedHat" as being the Linux standard. Whether that is good or bad for GNU/Linux as a whole is debateable, but it is a good reason to start off with RedHat if you are not too ...