Where I can I download UPDATE 2 for RHE 4?

THX

ZEx

Offcourse for FREE

Zex wrote:
> Where I can I download UPDATE 2 for RHE 4?
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> THX
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https://www.redhat.com/wapps/sso/rhn...pportedISOs.do

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Zex wrote:
> Offcourse for FREE
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Not "offcourse." Red Hat charge for their software so they have the money to
pay for the employees and servers to make the updates, package them, and
distribute them.

If you want to use something like RHEL4, why not use CentOS4? Of course,
they accept financial contributions, too, to pay some of their expenses.

Some people pay commercial suppliers so they can put together an integrated
product and maintain it. Otherwise, why not just pick up the source from
somewhere and do it all yourself?

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But it is just a Update. I don't think I should pay for updates.

"Zex" <dvdkatalog@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Where I can I download UPDATE 2 for RHE 4?
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> THX
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> ZEx
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Zex wrote:
> But it is just a Update. I don't think I should pay for updates.
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> "Zex" <dvdkatalog@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:46431873$1@news.bihnet.ba...
>> Where I can I download UPDATE 2 for RHE 4?
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Who do you think pays Red Hat to produce those updates?
Who do you think pays Red Hat to test those updates?
Who do you think pays Red Hat to package those updates and all the other
packages into a distribution that you can easily install?
Who do you think pays Red Hat to maintain all the development and test machines?
Who do you think pays Red Hat to maintain all the servers to distribute the
updates?
Who do you think pays Red Hat to purchase the networking capacity so you can
download those updates?
It is the subscribers to their service that do it, and you want to freeload
off all those of us who pay for it?

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