Red Hat Linux

Red Hat was founded in 1994 by Bob Young and Marc Ewing and is today one of the leading Linux distributions especially in the corporate world. Red Hat used to produce a free distribution known simply as "Red Hat Linux" which is what we offer to order on this page. They also produce an enterprise class distribution known as "Red Hat Enterprise Linux" which is not available for free. Red Hat stopped development of the non enterprise distribution in 2003 and created instead the Fedora Project to continue development of the community edition of their software. This is available on the Fedora Core page. There are rebranded variants of the enterprise distribution and we currently offer one of these: CentOS Linux.

Red Hat Linux 9.0 i386 (Shrike)

Red Hat Linux 9.0 (codenamed Shrike) was released on March 31st 2003. This version runs on Intel 386 32 bit compatible and higher processors and AMD 32 bit processors such as Athlon, Duron etc.

Please note this release is now obsolete and has been superceded by the Fedora Project. Please only order this if you are sure you want it.

The Linux CD Mall is now closed and we are no longer shipping CDs or DVDs. This site is currently being updated to be a Linux and BSD news and information blog, and a directory of where to buy Linux and BSD, and we will update the information on this page shortly. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. Read here for more information.

The following pages contain complete RPM package lists for each CD in the Red Hat Linux 9.0 i386 release: Disk 1, Disk 2, Disk 3

Red Hat Linux 8.0 i386 (Psyche)

Red Hat Linux 8.0 (codenamed Psyche) was released on September 30th 2002. This version runs on Intel 386 32 bit compatible and higher processors and AMD 32 bit processors such as Athlon, Duron etc.

Please note this release is now obsolete and has been superceded by the Fedora Project. Please only order this if you are sure you want it.

The following pages contain complete RPM package lists for each CD in the Red Hat Linux 8.0 i386 release: Disk 1, Disk 2, Disk 3

Screenshots

The screenshots below are taken from RedHat 9. The first 10 show installing Red Hat with the Anaconda installer and the rest show the desktop and applications.

Click the thumbnail image to view a larger image. Mousing over the image shows you how large it is in kb and gives a brief description. All GUI images were taken at 800x600 screen resolution and have been scaled down to a 600x450 image.