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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3: Screenshots

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    We booted the standard version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3 in a virtualised VMware environment after downloading it from the Red Hat Network.

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    We didn't expect the boot output to still be visible in 2008 when booting.

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    Red Hat obviously has some graphic designers on the payroll.

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    The installation process gives you the option of many different languages.

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    Unlike non-commercial Linux distributions, Red Hat asks for some details.

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    The partitioning system gives you some nice options, such as file system encryption.

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    We were surprised Red Hat didn't give us more options here.

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    Installation starts.

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    Once again, we were surprised to see Red Hat's internals being bared to the world during the installation process.

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    Stage two of the installation process begins.

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    In this stage we get to set a multitude of basic system options.

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    Red Hat's licensing agreement.

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    Red Hat allows you to configure firewall options during installation.

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    Like Windows, Red Hat allows you to set up automatic or manual software updates.

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    The Red Hat network provides more than just software updates.

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    Logging in for the first time.

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    Red Hat's basic desktop. We found it pretty sparse, but functional.

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    Common software packages come pre-installed.

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    Package management utilities allow you to install whatever you might require next.

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    Red Hat provides a graphical utility for changing running services.

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    A nifty utility let us troubleshoot problems that popped up.

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By Renai LeMay | February 12, 2009 -- 02:30 GMT (18:30 PST) | Topic: Open Source

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In this screenshot gallery we take you through the install process and basic desktop functionality of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3, which was released to customers in late January.

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We booted the standard version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3 in a virtualised VMware environment after downloading it from the Red Hat Network.

Published: February 12, 2009 -- 02:30 GMT (18:30 PST)

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