All taken with all, I'd say it's pretty clear that RedHat is
a desktop-only distribution. They don't seem to care at all
about the "server" or even "workstation" market. If you want
a pre-packaged installation for your "server" (i.e. SMP or
something else "custom" and "non-standard") you'll just
have to look elsewhere. Nothing wrong with that I guess,
but it means we might as well not discuss RedHat at all in
linux-smp.
Question: Are there any distributions that at least pretend
to support SMP? Are there any "server" oriented distributions?
I've used Slackware, because it's easiest for me to customize,
and I figure a "server" is supposed to be highly customized.
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