{{confuse|Red Hat Enterprise Linux}}
|name = Red Hat Linux
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|name = Red Hat Linux 6.2
|version of = [[Red Hat Linux]]
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{{confuse|Red Hat Linux}}
|name = Red Hat Enterprise Linux
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|name = Red Hat Linux 9.0
|version of = [[Red Hat Linux]]
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|name = Red Hat Linux 7.1
|version of = [[Red Hat Linux]]
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|name = Red Hat Linux 6.0
|version of = [[Red Hat Linux]]
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{{confuse|Red Hat Linux}}
|name = Red Hat Enterprise Linux
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|name = Red Hat Linux 9.0
|version of = [[Red Hat Linux]]
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|name = Red Hat Linux 6.0
|version of = [[Red Hat Linux]]
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#REDIRECT [[Red Hat Linux]]
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#REDIRECT [[Red Hat Enterprise Linux]]
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|name = Red Hat Linux 7.1
|version of = [[Red Hat Linux]]
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|based-on = [[Red Hat Enterprise Linux]]
...ise operating system designed to be 100% bug-for-bug compatible with [[Red Hat Enterprise Linux]]. It is considered to be "an unofficial continuation of [
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|name = Red Star OS 2.0
|version of = [[Red Star OS]]
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|name = Red Hat Linux 6.2
|version of = [[Red Hat Linux]]
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...being based on [[Fedora]], which is being based on the discontinued [[Red Hat Linux]]. It intended to be a fully compatible, free and community supported
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|name = Red Star OS
|image = Red Star OS 3.0-Desktop.png
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...</ref> where it demonstrated multiple instances of [[Hyper-V]] running Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4, [[Windows Server 2003]] and an unidentified Longhorn Se
File:WindowsServer2008-6.0.5340-Demo.jpg|Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 running on a separate Hyper-V instance
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{{confuse|Red Hat Enterprise Linux}}
|name = Red Hat Linux
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...version introduced the new Clearlooks theme, which was inspired by the Red Hat Bluecurve theme. It also shipped with the OpenOffice.org 2.0 office suite,
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...6 November 2003. It was codenamed "Yarrow". This version was based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 and shipped with version 2.4.19 of the Linux kernel, ver
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*[[Red Hat Enterprise Linux]]
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*[[Red Flag Linux]]
====Fedora, Red Hat and derivatives====
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|based-on = [[Red Hat Linux]]
...ra Core'') is a [[Linux]] distribution based on the now discontinued [[Red Hat Linux]] and is created by the Fedora Community. It aims to be on the leadin
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...Test " failed when "-rtc base=localtime,clock=host,driftfix=slew"], ''Red Hat Bugzilla''. 21 September 2016.</ref> and within a PowerShell script on GitH
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...d Mandriva Linux. As the first version, 5.1, went out, it was based on Red Hat Linux, hence the version numbering scheme, but later became independent. Mo
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