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Old 15th November 2005, 17:02
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Default Difference Between FC4 and RHEL 4
I'm wondering if the main difference between these two releases is support. I've installed FC4 and it looks exactly like RHEL 4 (Gnome Desktop). Is my assumption correct about the support issue?

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Old 15th November 2005, 17:05
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Yes. As far as i know the foedora releases are the "community" edition which Redhat uses to develop and introduce new features. If the features are stable enough, they will be integrated in RHEL 4. Also support is only available for RHEL4.
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