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Hello
Just a quick question. I decided to go for the RHCT certificate. The book I bought is based on the RHEL 5. My question is:
Is it OK to ...
- 01-29-2010 #1Linux User
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Hello
Just a quick question. I decided to go for the RHCT certificate. The book I bought is based on the RHEL 5. My question is:
Is it OK to practise on fedora 12 or it would be better to practise on RHEL?
I mean will it make a difference if I practise on fedora 12 since it's free and I can get in a few minutes unlike RHEL which is not free.
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CentOS 5 will be the one to go for - it's Red Hat without the branding... or license cost
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What he said...
Fedora is more of a testing stage for some of the newer features that may later be introduced to RHEL. Whereas CentOS is an exact clone.Jay
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Thanks a lot for the info.
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