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Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) is a Linux distribution developed by Red Hat and targeted toward the commercial market. Red Hat Enterprise Linux is released in server editions for x86, x8664, Itanium, PowerPC and IBM System z architectures, and desktop editions for x86 and x8664 processors. Red Hat Enterprise Linux, or RHEL, is the go-to enterprise-level Linux distribution for those customers who want support from a vendor.

Redhat Linux is one of the many Linux distributions and one of few open-source OS with enterprise class of technical support. Indeed, it��s well backup by many big boys such as IBM, Dell, HP-Compaq, Oracle, etc. Apart from that, a scale-down version of Fedora Core is also selected for well-known

One-Laptop-Per-Child project (OLPC)

! OLPC is a nice and caring idea of developing $100 laptop (XO-1 or Children’s Machine) for children around the world, especially to those in developing countries, to provide them with access to modern form of knowledge and education! Unlike Windows Vista or its predecessor, you neither need to really pay for a genuine Redhat Linux CD nor you’ll see high-tech hologram printed. Redhat Linux is free-of-charge OS, unless you need to access their technical support or using Redhat Enterprise Linux. Having say that, you can easily and freely download Redhat Linux CD ISO image from its FTP server. Although, development of the free version Redhat Linux has been discontinued after the release of Redhat Linux 9. Then, it’s Fedora Core – a merger between the Redhat Linux and old Fedora Linux projects in September 2003! Anyway, Redhat Inc (NYSE:RHT) sponsorship is ensuring that Fedora Core will continue available for free download and installation.

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As a home user, there might be little or not problem at all by using the most up-to-date Linux distribution, such as Fedora Core 7. However, upgrade is not always an easy job for Linux administrators, who are maintaining legacy application servers running on old Redhat Linux distribution! So, one of the Linux administrator responsibilities is to ensure all the Linux installation CDs or ISO images are securely maintained and regularly backup. If you have lost track of them, you’ll appreciated if someone or somewhere still have a copy for download!

Here are the last resources – the official archive of Redhat Linux CD ISO images available for download from Redhat file servers. Also included are Redhat Linux LiveCD for OLPC project and the latest Fedora Core 7 download links:

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Download official Redhat OLPC Linux CD ISO image

Download latest Fedora Core Linux CD ISO image

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want red hat 9

i really very happy to get this site .since 3 days i have been searching for this kind of sites.today only i got this site.it should have a familiar access.thanks to concern teams

Regards ,Maniskearan Loganathan

i have download the red hat linux 9 cd iso image.i have copied the en folder from linux 9 folder.how to write in the cd and how to install the linux os from that.pls give tips

hi there

can anyone provide me the ftp login and password for downloading the iso images archieve please do the needfulll

pls…. send me login and password for downloading REDHAT 7.2 . AND ALSO SEND THE LINK WHERE I’M DOWNLOAD THE FILE.

The link to download Red Hat 7.2 is already in the article.

If you’re prompted to login, use the anonymous login method:

thx a lot , excelent job

thanks If youâ€™re prompted to login, use the anonymous login method:

i want redhat 7.3

Thank you for the access to these ISO files for Redhat 7.2. I am making an effort to use Kylix 3 and it was certified on this version. All the best in your walkings!

This site is great for redhat iso’s and even legacy redhat iso’s here lately I have been searching for a really really old copy of redhat linux 2.5, does anyone know where I can get it?

The links that you have gave will no longer work for now.

i download En linux 9 it’s Red Hat Server include that’s file ..?

thx

Dears, Am downloading Redhat 7.2 , thanks for that , but i want to know which specific files that should i download and how to mount it ?

If you’re looking for English version, then browse to “en”, “iso”, “i386” folder.

Depends on how you want to use the ISO files, e.g. if install on physical machine, then you should burn the ISO file to disc. To read the ISO file on Linux, you can try this.

Hi, thanks for the iso files!!

thanks man! been looking for a site like this one, glad i found it. More power!

I want redhat 6.3 64bit

THANKS

Hi there, I have downloaded and tried installing several different iso’s of redhat, versions 8 and 9. Unfortunately, my computer will not boot from the CD; other CD’s will boot however, so I know the drive is good. I have a disc one iso for version that I downloaded a few years back and it runs but I can’t find disc two to continue the installation. If it helps, my computer is a Compaq desktop with a i845 chipset. It does meet the requirements for the system but for some reason, I can’t get any of the iso’s I’ve downloaded to work! Please help!!!!!

Thank you!

First of all, did you verify the MD5 file checksum of the ISO images you’ve downloaded?

If the file checksum is valid, then I suspect you didn’t “burn” the ISO image correctly onto the CD/DVD-ROM.

Otherwise, the images hosted by the official site might have corrupted.

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ramonaillustrationtwo · 5 years ago

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Exercise: Girl meets boy

I started this exercise by considering how I wanted to retell ‘Girl meets boy’. I considered a few ideas, stick insects who meet and then loose each other in the brambles, a girl who meets a ghost...I found it tricky to think of the part of the story where ‘girl wins boy back’. I then thought of Hercules and Meg from the Disney film ‘Hercules’ (This may be due to drinking my coffee out of Hercules mugs). In the film adaptation of the Greek Myth, Hercules rescues Meg (Megara) from the underworld. Meg has died has to be pulled from the river Styx. This animation fascinated me as a child and I found the ageing of the characters captiviating.

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(Disney, 1997)

I wanted to use this as the basis for my sequential illustration but subvert the story so that the female character is the one doing the rescuing. This wouldn’t necessarily be Hercules and Megara specifically but similar character types. I wanted the male to still be muscular in order to heighten the juxtaposition of her saving him. I began to think about how she would face the challenges of the underworld. Cerberus the three heading dog, the river styx, saving him.

As I researched both Greek Mythology and the history of sequential illustration I began to look at how Greek pottery was used to retell stories. Often depicting either key moments or the development of the story around the pot. I thought it would be interesting to incorporate elements of greek pottery style within my illustration. Primarily, a limited colour scheme focusing on black, white and the red/terracotta colour of the pots. I would also (in most but not all of the frames) use side profile and exaggerated body language and add flourishes of traditional greek pattern and drawing style.

Initial Sketches and Layout Ideas

Visual Research

(Heracles and Athena. Tondo of an Attic red-figure kylix, 480–470 BC. From Vulci, 2020)

(Terracotta volute-krater (bowl for mixing wine and water), ca. 450 B.C. Greek, 2017)

(Theseus killing the Minotaur of the Cretan labyrinth Late 6th, early 5th century BCE. (Archaeological Museum, Milan)., 2012)

(Container for Oil, fifth century, 2008)

(Ancient Greek Footrace, c.550 BCE, 2020)

I also looked through some of my vintage comic books for style ideas but also to explore the body language of ‘heroes’.

(Conway, Newton and Alcala, 1983)

(Buckler and Colletta, 1978)

I liked the stylised way this book interpreted Greek myths. The pointier angles and exaggerated body language.

(White, Provensen and Provensen, 1964)

Layout

I had a clear idea of the layout but was concerned about the establishing the framing myself, to help with this I opted to use the computer software Comic Life. Using my sketches I created this layout. I printed the layout to help consider the sizing my drawing would be.

After I had drawn all the key elements of the illustration I scanned them into my comic life template. This allowed me to visualise if the images would read well within the size. I used this rough version as a guide which I traced to clean up my line work, develop the backgrounds further and generally tweak the illustration.

I scanned this new ‘cleaner’ version back to my laptop and coloured it. I then added lettering using Comic Life.

Within my design I included some of the story telling features outlined in ‘Understanding Comics, The Invisible Art’, some intentionally after reading the book and some I used without realising prior to reading the book.

Breaking the boarder in frame two with an arrow adds to the surprise of the attack to the character. The arrows are so out of the blue they haven’t even made it into the frame.

The ‘jump to action’ lines in frame four to imply a sudden burst of energy. This is common within superhero comics.

Motion lines to indicate the path of travel of the bone. The blurred tail to describe a wagging motion.

Panel six is much longer than any other frame. This is to convey a sense of more time passing, our protagonist is working hard, rowing, it’s not a quick nip across the pond.

I wanted to experiment to see if I could convey the narrative without the use of any spoken language and I think this has been successful. I included τέλος which is Greek for ‘End’ as I wanted to use this element of action comic convention but with a twist making it more fitting for my Ancient pottery style.

References

2008. Container For Oil, Fifth Century.. [image] Available at: <https://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/19/arts/design/19wome.html> [Accessed 14 April 2020].

2012. Theseus Killing The Minotaur Of The Cretan Labyrinth Late 6Th, Early 5Th Century BCE. (Archaeological Museum, Milan).. [image] Available at: <https://www.ancient.eu/image/623/theseus--the-minotaur/> [Accessed 14 April 2020].

2017. Terracotta Volute-Krater (Bowl For Mixing Wine And Water), Ca. 450 B.C. Greek. [image] Available at: <https://www.metmuseum.org/blogs/metkids/2017/greeks-vs-amazons> [Accessed 14 April 2020].

2020. Ancient Greek Footrace, C.550 BCE. [image] Available at: <https://www.britannica.com/sports/pentathlon> [Accessed 14 April 2020].

2020. Heracles And Athena. Tondo Of An Attic Red-Figure Kylix, 480–470 BC. From Vulci.. [image] Available at: <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Athena_Herakles_Staatliche_Antikensammlungen_2648.jpg> [Accessed 14 April 2020].

British Museum.org. n.d. Collection Online The Siren Vase. [online] Available at: <https://research.britishmuseum.org/research/collection_online/collection_object_details.aspx?images=true&objectId=399666&partId=1> [Accessed 14 April 2020].

Buckler and Colletta, 1978. Wonder Woman, The Terrorist Dooms, (244).

Cartwright, M. and Cartwright, M., 2012. Theseus & The Minotaur. [online] Ancient History Encyclopedia. Available at: <https://www.ancient.eu/image/623/theseus--the-minotaur/> [Accessed 14 April 2020].

Cartwright, M. and Cartwright, M., 2013. A Visual Glossary Of Greek Pottery. [online] Ancient History Encyclopedia. Available at: <https://www.ancient.eu/article/489/a-visual-glossary-of-greek-pottery/> [Accessed 14 April 2020].

Conway, G., Newton, D. and Alcala, A., 1983. Batman, The Bat and the Cat, (355).

Disney, 1997. Except From Disney's Hercules. [video] Available at: <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LS1bftiDhdU> [Accessed 14 April 2020].

Khan Academy. n.d. Ancient Greek Vase Production And The Black-Figure Technique (Video) | Khan Academy. [online] Available at: <https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/ancient-art-civilizations/greek-art/greek-pottery/v/ancient-greek-vase-black-figure-technique> [Accessed 14 April 2020].

McCloud, S., 1994. Understanding Comics, The Invisible Art. NY: HarperCollins Publishers.

Metmuseum.org. 2020. [online] Available at: <https://www.metmuseum.org/blogs/metkids/2017/greeks-vs-amazons> [Accessed 14 April 2020].

Museum of Fine Arts Boston. 2020. Vessels Of The Ancient World. [online] Available at: <https://collections.mfa.org/search/Objects/*/greek/images?filter=allClassifications%3AVessels%3BcollectionTerms%3AThe%20Ancient%20World&page=2> [Accessed 14 April 2020].

THE SHIELD OF ACHILLES. 2018. Thetis And Nereids Riding Sea Creatures, Delivering Achilles’ New Armor. [online] Available at: <https://theshieldofachilles.net/2018/08/14/thetis-delivering-achilles-shield-in-art-through-the-ages/side-b-of-greek-apulian-red-figure-pelike-in-the-style-of-the-gravina-painter-ca-425-400-bce-depicting-thetis-and-nereids-riding-sea-creatures-delivering-achilles-new-armor-non-commerci/> [Accessed 14 April 2020].

White, A., Provensen, A. and Provensen, M., 1964. Myths And Legends. Adapted From The World's Great Classics By A.T. White. Illustrated By Alice And Martin Provensen. London; printed in Czechoslavakia: Paul Hamlyn LTD.

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