Red Flag Linux - Description

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Red Flag Linux 6.0 was first released on 29 September 2007. Version 6.9 is based on the Linux distribution Asianux 3.0, which was released on 22 September 2007. It includes Linux 2.6.22.6, KDE 3.5.7 and X.Org 7.2.

Red Flag Linux Desktop 6.0 is intended to be a comprehensive desktop operating system and has some major improvements concerning installation, hardware, and multimedia support, and desktop configuration.

Beside specialised solutions, Red Flag Linux has the following products:

  • Red Flag Asianux Server 3
  • Red Flag HA Cluster 6.0
  • Red Flag Desktop 6.0 (红旗Linux桌面版6.0)

The internal structure of Red Flag Linux is very similar to Red Hat Linux, using a similar installer. The desktop of Red Flag Linux bears a high resemblance to that of Windows XP, ranging from its desktop theme to icons, which the distributor claims eases operating system transition.

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