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Michael Mansour <[log in to unmask]>
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Michael Mansour <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 17 Feb 2005 10:24:15 +1000
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Hi Troy,

Well, as you said below RHEL 4 has been released. It's available for download 
now on RHN.

Michael.

> Hi Michael,
> There has been no 'official' word from RedHat, there never is.  But 
> the word in all the news reports is that they will release it at 
> LinuxWorld, which is February 14-17.  So it looks like there might 
> be a Valentines Day release.  (I know that's just what my wife 
> wanted :) )
> 
> When will the S.L. 4.x first beta/alpha release be?
> 
> That depends on a couple of factors.
> The most important is 'When will RedHat release their source?'  If 
> they are consistent, and release their source code the day they 
> release their product.  Then our guess is better. The second is 'Are 
> there any hidden critical gotcha's in their source code?'  Now we 
> know there is always some hidden gotcha's with each redhat release,
>  this includes their updates.  The question is are there any 
> critical gotcha's.  Something that makes it impossible to release. 
> If there aren't any, then our guess is even better.
> 
> So the guess we've said once at Hepix, and we believe this is still true
> **  2 weeks after RedHat releases 4 and it's source.  **
> It might be earlier, it might be later, but ruffly 2 weeks.
> 
> Now this will be an alpha release.  Basically it will just be a 
> recompile, with all the legal issues taken care of.  (RedHat's name, 
> graphics, trademarks, etc... removed or left in depending on the 
> license for the product).  If there ARE any 'gotchas' those gotchas 
> may not be included. But we want to get it out so it can be tested.
> 
> Troy Dawson
> 
> Michael Mansour wrote:
> > Hi,
> > 
> > I'm not sure of the release schedule for RHEL4/SL4 so thought I'd just 
quickly 
> > ask here. Does anyone know when RHEL4 will be released? and then following 
> > that, when would SL4 be released?
> > 
> > Thanks.
> > 
> > Michael.
> > 
> >
> 
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