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Red Hat Enterprise Linux
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) is a commercial Linux distribution developed by Red Hat. Red Hat Enterprise Linux is released in server versions for x86-64, Power ISA, ARM64, and IBM Z and a desktop version for x86-64. Fedora Linux and CentOS Stream serve as its upstream sources. All of Red Hat's official support and training, together with the Red Hat Certification Program, focuses on the Red Hat Enterprise Linux platform.
The first version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux to bear the name originally came onto the market as "Red Hat Linux Advanced Server". In 2003, Red Hat rebranded Red Hat Linux Advanced Server to "Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS" and added two more variants, Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES and Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS.
As Red Hat Enterprise Linux is heavily based on open-source software and its source code is available to the public, it is used as the basis for several third-party derivatives, including the commercial Oracle Linux and the community-supported Rocky Linux and AlmaLinux. Prior to June 2023, Red Hat published a subset of Red Hat Enterprise Linux's source code to the public in the form of modified build artifacts. Today, the complete source code for the major-version branch is available in the form of the CentOS Stream repositories. Source code for other release branches remains available to customers in the form of unmodified build artifacts.
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL): RHEL Fundamentals, Red Hat Linux Inventor: Marc Ewing (Red Hat's founder) of Red Hat on July 29, 1994; RHEL, Linux-Unix, RHEL Package Managers (RHEL yum, yum, RHEL Snapcraft), RHEL AI (RHEL MLOps-RHEL ML-RHEL DL), RHEL Compute (RHEL K8S-RHEL Containers-RHEL GitOps, RHEL IaaS-RHEL Linux-RHEL on Windows), RHEL Certification, RHEL Data Science (RHEL Databases-RHEL SQL-RHEL NoSQL-RHEL Analytics-RHEL DataOps), RHEL DevOps-RHEL SRE-RHEL Automation-RHEL Configuration-RHEL Configuration Management-RHEL Terraform-RHEL Ansible-RHEL Chef-RHEL Puppet-RHEL PowerShell)-RHEL CloudOps-RHEL Monitoring, RHEL Developer Tools (RHEL GitHub-RHEL CI/CD-RHEL VSCode-RHEL Serverless-RHEL Microservices-RHEL Service Mesh-RHEL Java-RHEL Spring-RHEL JavaScript-RHEL Python), RHEL Identity (RHEL IAM-RHEL MFA-RHEL Active Directory), RHEL Integration, RHEL IoT-RHEL Edge, RHEL Management-RHEL Admin-RHEL Shell-RHEL CLI-RHELOps, RHEL Governance, RHEL Media (RHEL Video), RHEL Migration, RHEL Mixed reality, RHEL Mobile, RHEL Networking (RHEL Load Balancing-RHEL DNS-RHEL NAT-RHEL VPC-RHEL VPN), RHEL Security (RHEL Vault-RHEL Secrets-HashiCorp Vault RHEL, RHEL Cryptography-RHEL PKI, RHEL Pentesting-RHEL DevSecOps), RHEL Storage, RHEL Web-RHEL Node.js, RHEL Virtual Desktop, RHEL Product List. RHEL Awesome List, RHEL Docs, RHEL Glossary, RHEL Books, RHEL Courses, RHEL Topics. (navbar_RHEL and navbar_RHEL_detailed)
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Fedora, Linux-Unix, Fedora Package Managers (Fedora dnf, dnf, Fedora Snapcraft), Fedora AI (Fedora MLOps-Fedora ML-Fedora DL), Fedora Compute (Fedora K8S-Fedora Containers-Fedora GitOps, Fedora IaaS-Fedora Linux-Fedora on Windows), Fedora Certification, Fedora Data Science (Fedora Databases-Fedora SQL-Fedora NoSQL-Fedora Analytics-Fedora DataOps), Fedora DevOps-Fedora SRE-Fedora Automation-Fedora Configuration-Fedora Configuration Management-Fedora Terraform-Fedora Ansible-Fedora Chef-Fedora Puppet-Fedora PowerShell)-Fedora CloudOps-Fedora Monitoring, Fedora Developer Tools (Fedora GitHub-Fedora CI/CD-Fedora VSCode-Fedora Serverless-Fedora Microservices-Fedora Service Mesh-Fedora Java-Fedora Spring-Fedora JavaScript-Fedora Python), Fedora Identity (Fedora IAM-Fedora MFA-Fedora Active Directory), Fedora Integration, Fedora IoT-Fedora Edge, Fedora Management-Fedora Admin-Fedora Shell-Fedora CLI-Fedora Ops, Fedora Governance, Fedora Media (Fedora Video), Fedora Migration, Fedora Mixed reality, Fedora Mobile, Fedora Networking (Fedora Load Balancing-Fedora DNS-Fedora NAT-Fedora VPC-Fedora VPN), Fedora Security (Fedora Vault-Fedora Secrets-HashiCorp Vault Fedora, Fedora Cryptography-Fedora PKI, Fedora Pentesting-Fedora DevSecOps), Fedora Storage, Fedora Web-Fedora Node.js, Fedora Virtual Desktop, Fedora Product List. Fedora Awesome List, Fedora Docs, Fedora Glossary, Fedora Books, Fedora Courses, Fedora Topics. (navbar_fedora and navbar_fedora_detailed)
Linux Core Utilities commands - GNU Core Utilities command-line interface programs
This list should really only include standard universal commands that come with GNU Core Utilities.
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This should really only include standard universal commands that come with all Linux distributions adhering to the Single UNIX Specification.
Really this is “Unix programs”, since there are no commands in Unix, they are programs except for shell builtins.
Unix command-line interface programs and shell builtins:
Unix user environment commands:
[[env]]
Unix text processing commands:
[[alias (command) | alias]]
Note: Networking is not part of SUS
Unix network utility commands:
Unix software development commands: Note: There are a huge number of Linux software development tools / Unix software development tools; this list should be restricted to ones that are standardized as part of Unix, i.e., those marked SD, CD], or FD (http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/help/codes.html) within the Unix/POSIX specifications
See also
References
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