Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) is a Linux distribution, developed by Red Hat and designed for the business market, following the Red Hat Linux distribution. Although Red Hat Enterprise Linux is predominately a commercial product, a no-cost, self-supported subscription for development purposes is also available.[1]
Red Hat Enterprise Linux includes the GNOME desktop environment for "Server with GUI" and "Workstation" installations.
The Red Hat Enterprise Linux installer allows the operating system to be installed on XFS-, ext4-, ext3-, or ext2-formatted partitions.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux packages are created in the .rpm file format.[2] Red Hat Enterprise Linux uses DNF (an RPM front-end)[3] for traditional package management with dependency resolution; Flatpak is also included as part of the default package set for "Server with GUI" and "Workstation" installations of Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Several third-party repositories exist which provide software not included by Red Hat.
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- Official website
- Red Hat news
- Red Hat blogs
- Red Hat social media
- Red Hat documentation
- Red Hat resources for users
- Red Hat community portal
- Red Hat security advisories
- Red Hat errata
- Red Hat resources for developers
- Red Hat mailing lists
- Red Hat Bugzilla
Interwiki links[]
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux at Wikipedia
- Red Hat at Wikipedia
- Red Hat – FOSS Wiki at FANDOM
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux – Software Wiki at FANDOM
- Red Hat – Software Wiki at FANDOM
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