Red Hat Linux 7.1 Std
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CNET editors' rating:
4.5 stars
Outstanding
THE GOOD
Allows foolproof package upgrades via Red Hat Network system management; includes the 2.4 kernel; adds Apache and printer configuration tools.
THE BAD
Sound configuration is text-based and must be performed after installation.
THE BOTTOM LINE
With new configuration tools and an excellent Web-based system management service, Red Hat 7.1 deserves serious consideration as a Linux solution for your organization.
CNET Reader Reviews
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April 17, 2003 12:22
4.5/5
I'ts a good OS for pros but the amatures would be scared of all the tech talk. The way it runs is just makes it plain cool. Window managers are cool, you can make your own or download some cool ones other than the ones it comes with. You can tweak t... read more » -
June 11, 2002 08:22
5.0/5
Don't listen to the posts putting redhat down. They are either liars or complete idiots. i have zero unix or linux experience. i just installed one to test. - i put in the 1st cd in cd-rom - set the pc bios to boot from cd - kept clicking next it in... read more » -
June 9, 2002 01:22
3.5/5
It isn't easy to install in many cases. Getting the population to accept learning the command line of a completely different operating system will be very difficult, and unix shells are not a friendly place for a DOS user. Other than that, it seem... read more »
