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That is not going to please RedHat one iota, because I still refer to it as "RedHat 9."
This is even if I state on my site:
Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds and all trademarks belong to their respective rights holders.
Regards,
Jason
PS, I think RH are being Draconian about this. The corporates will buy the distro. The home/personal users should be able to download/buy copies for evaluation so they can espouse the benefits to thos coporates. The reality is that if RH persist like this they will hurt their own goodwill and other distro's who don't, won't. Score the other distro's one, RH, nil.
Guy Steven wrote:
For all they know, the cd's distributed under the name RedHat may have content that differs from the official RedHat distributions. Someone could download Redhat 9, make some minor changes and redistribute it, still under the name RedHat. The resultant distribution may be a load of sh#t. (this is not an invitation for people to say that the orignial rh 9 is anyway). Redhat have a legitimate right to control what software is distributed under their name.
