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Issue #7 May 2005
Features
- Video: Intellectual property explained
- After the Gold Rush: Patents, speculators, and innovators
- When code mixes: Managing software license compliance
- What every administrator needs to know about open source licenses
- Installing Fedora Core on the Mac mini
- Red Hat heads South for the Summit
- An interactive tour of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4
- Video: The story behind the subscription model
- Taking your desktop virtual with VNC, part 2
- FUDCon 2: Coming to a LinuxTag near you
- New availability features in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4
- Getting started with MySQL
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The story behind the subscription model
Red Hat technology is sold by subscription. That means you get not only the software, you get the latest features, errata fixes, security updates, and hardware and software support. As well as access to Red Hat Network and expert Red Hat support. It's the ideal complement to the open source model.
How does Red Hat use the subscription model to deliver more value and better serve customers? Individuals across Red Hat's engineering, support, and marketing organizations tell you how.
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