"it's worked very well for Linux."
Really? As someone struggling to get FC3 configured, googling for information produces many more people with Linux problems than there are solutions out there.
I was talking about Linux, which is just an OS kernel. There has traditionally been a production branch and a development branch, with features from the development branch integrated back into the production branch after they've been adequately tested. As a result, the production branch has been remarkably stable. All of my Linux boxes routinely run for months at a time without crashing; when they do, it's almost always because of a hardware failure like a crashed disk or a power failure.
BTW, I use Debian, not Red Hat.
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