Red Hat recently released version 7 of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), the latest release of the most used Linux enterprise desktop. Since the release of RHEL 6 in 2010, Linux in general and Fedora (RHEL’s testing ground) specifically have changed a lot. Some notable changes of Fedora include GNOME 3 and the new Anaconda installer. Both of these items were controversial when first introduced. Many users stated that GNOME 3 and its search-oriented Activities View was too different from what enterprise users would expect, and the Anaconda installer was too confusing for just about anyone to use. Both of...
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