My reading is the Fedora is to RH Enterprise Server as Rawhide is to RedHat Linux.
No, do not mix in Rawhide. Rawhide is the kitchen, where they put stuff now being tested or worked on. It is always going to be, well, raw. Rawhide is not a release of any kind.
Fedora Core replaces Red Hat Linux. It is now a more open programming model than RHL was, and so the community will have more involvement and there will be more packages. Red Hat, Inc. will put a lot of effort into helping Fedora Core grow and improve, the same kind of effort that they put into RHL, but Fedora Core will not be a "branded" RH product.
RHEL is Red Hat's primary commercial product which they hope will drive they revenues, and with which they hope to compete head-on against Microsoft in the corporate space.
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