Nate Duehr wrote:

> > Understood.  If you're looking for RHEL experience, you can download 
> Centos for home use.  It's basically RHEL for free, and your machines 
> would match the work machines quirk for quirk.  ;-)


This is the first time that I have heard of Centos.  I went to their 
website and read about it.  I have to say that it seems to me that they 
are just grabbing Redhat binaries and giving them another name, since 
their FAQ is full of all sorts of references to Redhat (which they will 
not refer to by name -- "North American distributor???").  Seems kind of 
sleazy to me, to be honest.  Redhat has always allowed you to download 
their binaries free.

John

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