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Issue #2 December 2004
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How Red Hat Got Its Name
as told by Bob Young
Ever wondered how Red Hat got its name? You're about to find out... Maybe. Listen as Bob Young, co-founder of Red Hat, tells three stories about how Red Hat got its name. Which one is true? Decide for yourself.
After the video you'll have the chance tell us which story you think is the right one.
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So you've watched the video--now for the test. Which version of Bob's story is the real one? You decide.




