On Mon, Mar 24, 2003 at 09:14:05PM -0500, David Krider wrote:I checked these sites out.
In my mind, there's quite a gap between the $800 and 3-year-lifecycle product and the $100 and 1-year-lifecycle product
FWIW, I'm pretty sure the Enterprise Linux ES has a $349 version with 5 years errata. See - http://www.redhat.com/software/rhel/purchase/ http://www.redhat.com/apps/support/errata/rhlas_errata_policy.html
Havoc
I had seen the releases about Enterprise Linux ES but the $349 was new to me.
This intermediate level may well save me with my small business clients
that are screaming about the new policies.
I do have some questions though which didn't seem to be answered in what I could find.
Are the 2-cpu and 4G limitations mentioned actual limitations on function and/or support or are these just "recommendations"?
How does hyper-threading relate to the Ent Linux ES recs/limits? That is, does a dual Xeon system count as 2 or 4 cpu system? Is the Ent Linux ES (or WS) use limited to single CPUs when hyperthreading is supported?
This concerns me because I have clients who do a lot of photo manipulation which we are planning to migrate from Windows to Red Hat. The WS version might be great *except* they will very likely install dual CPUs that are hyper-threaded and may well install more than 4G.
R.Parr, RHCE Temporal Arts
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