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Resource title:	Red Hat Linux
Resource URL:	http://www.codejunction.com/detailed/red-hat-linux.html
Description:	Red Hat is the single-most trusted Linux provider to the enterprise. Our mission is simple: To extend our position as the most trusted Linux and open source provider to the enterprise. We intend to grow the market for Linux through a complete range of enterprise Red Hat Linux software, a powerful Internet management platform, and associated support and services. Through Red Hat, enterprise hardware and software vendors have a standard platform on which to certify their products. We assure the necessary scalability and security of open source software. We make mission-critical Linux deployments possible. And together with our partners, we will bring the vast benefits of open source computing into an enterprise environment where cost-effective performance is absolutely at its most critical. Open source software does not mean free as in without cost�but open source does mean that the software is free (as in freedom), meaning no one company can fully own and conceal it. Software lock-in is impossible. But as a result, the open source model often builds better, more secure, more easily integrated software. And it does it at a vastly accelerated pace compared to proprietary models. Even more compelling, it allows customers to take advantage of the substantial cost savings of standards-based Intel hardware over proprietary Unix� hardware. Linux is not nameless, faceless, and it's not charity. Nor is it solely a community effort. What you see today is a technology revolution driven ever forward by market demand. The open source model is built not on the power to lock-in customers, but consistently serving them through extraordinary value, flexibility, and ease of integration and management. Will it be as financially lucrative as a software monopoly? No. Will customers more appreciate and realize its value, and therefore become better customers? Absolutely.

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