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Red Hat Linux 7.3 Released

qurob was the first of many readers to submit that Red Hat 7.3 has been released. Press release doesn't contain any surprises, just lists a bunch of stuff thats included with the dist. (Evolution, Mozilla, Apache). So go find a mirror if you're a Red Hat runner. Update: 05/06 14:05 GMT by T : christooley helpfully points out this list of mirrors.

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  1. Whats new Link by bruceg · · Score: 5, Informative

    HERE is a link to whats new in this release.

  2. Mirrors are found :-) by French+Thias · · Score: 5, Informative

    I've put up a list of mirror servers that are known to be fully synced with the release here :

    http://freshrpms.net/mirrors/valhalla.html

    I've also already rebuilt a pre-configured apt and its reposiroty for use with Valhalla, as well as many custom packages (lame, gkrellm, glimmer, nessus, xmame...)

    Having already tested it a bit, I must say this release looks darn good and stable so far! Maybe it's because there are fewer changes than usual (which explains this being 7.3 and not 8.0).

    Matthias

  3. Re:What's new? by Delirium+Tremens · · Score: 5, Informative

    Alright, it is probably a typo in their release notes. The full package list says Mozilla 0.9.9 . Way better.

  4. Try it in Test Drive by Test+Drive · · Score: 5, Informative

    I have our Red Hat Test Drive system updated now to Red Hat 7.3. As always, accounts with us are free, and you get access to a number of different systems. Try out the latest releases of operating systems on our hardware before you commit it to your own!

  5. Instant ISOs available by neuroid · · Score: 5, Informative
    If you shell out some cash for RHN, they have 'Instant ISOs' available.

    Much faster than the mirrors I've tried - check it out.

  6. Re:Does the distribution still include Netscape? by bero-rh · · Score: 5, Informative

    It's still included.

    Both Konqueror and Mozilla are better for most stuff by now, but unfortunately, Netscape 4.x is still the only browser that does Java without the need of shipping a not legally redistributable JDK.

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