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    Posté par . En réponse à la dépêche Red Hat lance RHEL 5. Évalué à 6.

    Un test en "avant première" et mini-interviews de développeur Red Hat/Fedora :
    http://www.linuxformat.co.uk/modules.php?op=modload&name(...)

    Fait sur un double quadruple coeur.
    Là n'est pas l'intérêt de l'article.
    You remember reading that Advanced Platform allows you unlimited Xen guests? Well, as part of your subscription to RHEL Advanced Platform you get access to unlimited Xen guest updates for RHEL. Go back and read that again,
    The second announcement is of the direct application of open source principles to Red Hat's business.
    Point important. C'est Havoc qui avait lancé cette idée. Il y a le logiciel libre, il devrait y avoir l'entreprise libre ou du moins ouverte/transparente.
    Specifically, the company intends to adopt the principles of transparency of open source software, the sharing of knowledge common to all, and the collaboration between community members.
    [...]
    RHEL 4 had a seven-page SLA, while Novell is rumoured to have a 36-page SLA in place. To cut through all the crap, Red Hat has produced a one-page SLA that clearly states what it does and doesn't support - in large letters to boot!

    L'accord MS/Novell :
    The fact that Microsoft and Novell have agreed to work together has changed nothing for us. In fact, Red Hat have hired the remaining members of the Samba from Novell.
    Marrant car dans le webcast RHEL5, Red Hat a deux ou trois fois indiqué qu'ils avaient beaucoup de développeurs Samba :-)