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Where can I get redhat 9 cd image?

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Argo

Lifer
I went to the redhat website but they have the distribution in the directory tree format. I don't want to download a bunch of small files, in fact I don't even know if that'll work. Is there any place I can can grab the image, burn it to CD and be done with it?
 
Yes, if you want any of the default applications (desktop, editors, etc. etc. ) I have no idea which options you'd have to de-select to not require the other discs.
 
Originally posted by: Argo
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
RedHat is discontinuing their RH ditribution. I recommend moving to something else.
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Any suggestions?
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Fedora is kind of the replacement. But no suggestions from me. I like several, and use even more.
 
Ok, let me tell you guys a reason why I'm installing linux and maybe you'll be able to give some ideas. Because of my position change I get to use AIX and Solaris a lot. I wanted to get more comfortable with Unix platforms by installing linux distro at home and using it once in a while.
 
well theres always FreeBSD for that unix command line feel that makes people feel all warm and squishy inside
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Originally posted by: alm4rr
well theres always FreeBSD for that unix command line feel that makes people feel all warm and squishy inside
🙂
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Don't forget NetBSD, OpenBSD, DragonflyBSD, EkkoBSD, and of course Solaris x86 (which was previously SunOS (a BSD I believe) made my Sun Microsoft systems, founded by the Bill in BSD). 😉
 
The option to burn iso files is usually under File. It is typically labeled something like "Burn cd from image." I don't know why, but ez cd creator defaults to .cif or something, just change that to .iso to find your file.
 
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