Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Sun 23rd Feb 2003 20:42 UTC
Red Hat Red Hat is the undisputed commercial leader when it comes to Linux distros. A few years ago more distros were sharing the Linux market/userbase, but these days Red Hat has overcome its competitors in impressions, sales and popularity. Popularity doesn't always mean quality though (look at Windows9x for example), so after our world's first review of Red Hat 8.0 a few months ago, I wanted to check out the new product, Red Hat 8.1, destined to be released sometime in the next one or two months. I downloaded and installed the third beta of 8.1, codenamed Phoebe, and gave it a whirl. We will be featuring a full review when the final version becomes available, but here is a preliminary report on the current status, accompanied by three screenshots. Update: Added one more screenshot.
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What is really required..
by Matthew Gardiner on Sat 22nd Feb 2003 12:15 UTC

What I would like to see is Redhat, Mainsoft and a number of commercial software companies like Macromedia, Adobe and Corel team up and port their applications natively to Linux.

Mainsoft which produces product to ease porting from Windows to UNIX could be used.

At the end of the day, one can have the greatest desktop on the planet, however, if there is no commercial applications, one is not going to move