1. RedHat 10 doesn't exist. So that would be "Ubuntu".

   Ubuntu 7.04 was released in the middle of March
   Fedora 6 was released last October
   Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 was released in the middle of March

2. After RedHat 9…Red Hat branched their Linux projects into two branches….one for the community called Fedora with a 6 month release cycle and Red Hat Enterprise Linux with a release cycle of 18 months.

   So after Red Hat 9 these are the versions that got released:
   Fedora 1->2->3->4->5->6 (and now 7 on May 31st)
   RHEL 1->2->3->4->5

3. Definitely Ubuntu. It's definitely cooler than previous versions with nifty features added in.
4. RedHat 10 ? There is no RH 10. Fedora is in some way the RH 10 you're talking about.

   Fedora 7 will be out soon, and latest ubuntu is 7.04 (7 -> 2007 ; 04 -> april)

5. right, redhat 10…hmm

   Ubuntu 7.04 is the newest (of any distro I've seen in the last few weeks, anyways.)

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