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<H1>INFOWORLD MAGAZINE HONORS RED HAT SOFTWARE, INC. AND THE LINUX
COMMUNITY</H1>
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February 5 1998--Research Triangle Park, NC--InfoWorld Magazine threw
its impressive weight behind the Linux community with its Product of
the Year Issue when it named Red Hat Linux 5.0, the OS that acts as a
UNIX workstation for the personal computer, the Network Operating
System of the Year and gave the Linux user community the award for Best
Technical Support.
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"Find out what you've been missing while you've been rebooting windows
NT," writes InfoWorld Magazine's Eric Hammond of Red Hat Linux 5.0.
Proving that Linux has indeed come of age in the software industry,
Hammond suggests that, "There isn't any reason why Linux can't be
implemented as an enterprise computing solution...Red Hat recognized
commercial organizations' need for reliable support, and so the company
now provides several help options, including telephone support."
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Hammond mentions "several help options," and an integral component of
these "help options" is the Linux user community. Active, vocal, and
technically-sophisticated, the Linux community displays the kind of
pride that comes with ownership. And since the Linux OS is
cooperatively developed over the internet by many of these users, the
pride of ownership rings true.
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Of the Linux user community and their pride of ownership, InfoWorld's
Ed Foster states, "Linux users rave about the technical support they
receive that goes far beyond the call of duty." And Foster addresses
the use of Linux in the business environment by writing that
corporations "found the support they received to be far more impressive
than what they were used to with commercial software."
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With Red Hat Linux 5.0 winning the Product of the Year and the Linux
user community receiving accolades for best technical support,
arguments grow stronger in favor of the Linux operating system not only
as a viable alternative to other systems but rather as a preferable,
technically superior OS.
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As InfoWorld says, find out what you've been missing Check out
http://www.redhat.com,
http://www.infoworld.com/cgi-bin/displayTC.pl?/97poy.win3.htm#linux, and
http://www.infoworld.com/cgi-bin/displayTC.pl?97poy.supp.htm
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<H4>ABOUT LINUX</H4>
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Linux is the correctively developed POSIX-based, multi-user,
multi-tasking operating system used worldwide in commercial, academic,
and development organizations. Linux is used as a high value,
fully-functional UNIX workstation for applications ranging from
Internet Servers to reliable work group computing.
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<H4>ABOUT RED HAT SOFTWARE, INC.</H4>
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Founded in 1994, Red Hat Software, Inc. is based in Research Triangle
Park, NC, where it builds and maintains the Red Hat Linux distribution
of the Linux operating system for Intel, DEC Alpha(TM), and Sun SPARC
platforms. Working in cooperation with a huge development team of
research, academic, and commercial software developers over the
Internet, Red Hat's goal is to build the most accessible and advanced
Linux operating system. It's working: InfoWorld Magazine named Red
Hat Linux 4.0 the 1996 Product of the Year and Red Hat Linux 5.0 the
1997 Product of the Year, and in 1997, Red Hat Linux 4.1 was an
Environment/Desktop finalist in the Ziff-Davis European Excellence
Awards. Red Hat Software also publishes and maintains commercial
applications for Linux including OSF Motif, CDE, and the Applixware
Office Suite.
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RED HAT is a trademark of Red Hat Software, Inc. LINUX is a trademark
of Linus Torvalds. UNIX is a registered trademark of The Open Group.
INTEL is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation. SPARC is a
registered trademark of SPARC International, Inc. Products bearing the
SPARC trademarks are based on an architecture developed by Sun
Microsystems, Inc. ALPHA is a trademark of Digital Equipment
Corporation. APPLIX and APPLIXWARE are registered trademarks of
Applix, Inc.
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For more information about Red Hat Software and Red Hat products and
technologies, please call 1-919-547-0012 or visit our web site at
http://www.redhat.com Reviews encouraged.
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