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Re: [Fwd: Announcing Red Hat Linux 7.1]
>Red Hat Linux is always pushing the limits of innovation--those
>limits have been pushed further with the improved performance
>and scalability of the 2.4 kernel.
>Now, with Red Hat Linux 7.1, you can use more powerful
>hardware with more processors and memory. Security is
>improved from the beginning--you'll configure a firewall
>during the installation process. And system management
>is convenient using Red Hat Network Software Manager's
>customizable Web interface.
>2.4 KERNEL FEATURES
> + Large memory support -- 64GB RAM!
I wish this applied to me....sigh...
> + Improved SMP
If it is anything like the kernel Wolverine used, I very much doubt this one. 2.4.2 blows chunks. But they may have fixed it.
> + Large file support
Yes!! My wife recently green-lighted the purchase of a cam-corder, I'll need these BIG files for chopping video :)
> + Improved network performance
> + Increased device support
>NEW RED HAT FEATURES
> + New graphical configuration tools for easy setup of BIND, Apache,
> and DNS
> + Heightened security -- configure a firewall during installation
> + Updated installation program with new laptop installation class
> + USB support for "hot-pluggable" devices, like CD-ROM drives,
> cameras, and printers
> + Red Hat TUX Web Server: "World's fastest web server"
> (SPECweb'99 results as of 2/2/01)
> + Upgraded core system components
A what's new with 7.1 would be a GREAT presentation topic ;}