Red Hat Pushes Out Enterprise Linux 6.1

wiredmikey writes "Red Hat today released Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.1, the first update to the platform since Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 back in November 2010. The latest version brings improvements in system reliability, scalability and performance, and support for upcoming system hardware. The latest version also delivers patches and security updates as well as enhancements in virtualization, file systems, scheduler, resource management and high availability." The Register, too, outlines the new release.

Re:Something's missing

[armanox]

I'd recommend giving Scientific Linux a shot - their version of EL6 came out not too far behind RH.

Re:Again ships with unsupported Perl

[dragonquest]

Ah, but they can't stop CPAN module authors from releasing newer versions of modules depending on features found in 5.12+.

Re:Now where CentOS 6?

[the eric conspiracy]

ISOs of Centos 6.0 are worthless at this point because security fixes from RedHat going forward will be based on 6.1.

Centos has big issues. I can't see how anyone would commit to it at this point.