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CeBIT 2007: Red Hat releases Enterprise Linux 5

New version of Red Hat's enterprise-level Linux distribution goes on general release, offering users revised pricing and a host of new features.

By Matt Whipp, 14 Mar 2007 at 16:34

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Red Hat says it will also open up its knowledge base to customers, allowing greater transparency in its operations and better opportunities for sharing knowledge and collaboration.

It is working on a partner federation to offer a range of open-source applications and solutions all certified to a Red Hat stack, and using Red Hat as the single point of contact for support.

There will also be support options for a 'one throat to choke' scenario, said Yeaton. 'And that's us.' Rather than having to phone around the support numbers of all vendors involved in an issue, one call to Red Hat will set its operators calling on all the parties for you.

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