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SUSE Announces Free RHEL Fork to Preserve Choice in Enterprise Linux

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SUSE Announces Free RHEL Fork to Preserve Choice in Enterprise Linux - 9to5Linux

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SUSE announces that it will fork Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) to develop an RHEL-compatible distribution that will be available to all.

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Absolutely. It was meant jokingly.

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