Re: RHEL subset of which FC ?

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Martin Marques wrote:

> Is there any ideas on when RHEL5 will be out?

http://www.itweek.co.uk/itweek/news/2171826/red-hat-enterprise-linux  
says:

"Red Hat Enterprise OS Marketing Manager Nick Carr said that the  
proposed schedule for a downloadable version of RHEL 5.0 is looking  
good for mid-to-late February, but added that OEM partners may not  
start to put the operating system onto new servers until later."

Nils Breunese.



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