On Mon, Sep 22, 2003 at 03:53:45PM -0400, Johnathan Bailes wrote:
> I am not sure I like this. Does this mean there will be no RH10?
That's my understanding.
> So if I am reading the replies correctly there will be no more RH
> products on the shelves at the local Compuseless?
There probably won't be RHL10/Fedora on the shelves. That doesn't mean
that Red Hat won't put RHEL on the shelves.
There was a big issue with the retailers in that the product turned over
too quickly. Many retailers were getting stuck with obsolete versions.
> A lot of people still as we speak do NOT have broadband. Why does this
> matter?
>
> Some people myself included liked being able to support my fav distro
> company by buying a boxed copy. This was honestly my only real updgrade
> path for a full new version since I do not have broadband at home and
> have no idea when and if it would ever be offered in my area.
I'm guessing that you'll be able to order a CD copy from CheapBytes or
similar outfits.
> I don't know this does not sound that great to me so far.
That's partly because you're forced to make a lot of assumptions because
we don't have all the details yet. Be patient...
.../Ed (who doesn't know a heck of a lot more than you do!)
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