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Most recent Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 Beta now available

The Red Hat Enterprise Linux team has announced the availability of the Beta release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.10. This release provides system administrators with a secure, stable and reliable platform for their organization's enterprise applications.

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