“As a network professional, I have used various Linux-based
systems for many years in troubleshooting and monitoring networks.
The wide array of open-source applications made Linux an attractive
and cost-effective solution for a variety of network management
uses. However, Linux has never been my operating system of choice
for my office desktop. Its limitations in other areas and often
cumbersome installation and configuration, simply put, left it as a
specialized operating system for specific needs.“That is, until now. Red Hat Inc. recently released its latest
free distribution of Linux, Fedora Core 6. I was so impressed with
this release that I have replaced one of my two desktop machines
operating systems with it. Here’s why you, as a networker, need to
seriously look at Fedora Core 6…”
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