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Fedora Core is ahead of the curve in technology adoption, while RHEL is
supposed to be stabler and certified with non-OSS offerings such as Java
and Oracle.  Not saying that you couldn't get those offerings to work
under Fedora, but don't expect much support beyond what you find on the
independent bulletin boards.

Given your recent distro of choice, I'd say go with Fedora Core 3.  It
also couldn't hurt to ask the provider what their migration plans are for
FC4 (now due sometime after Memorial Day).


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