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Red Hat
(Red Hat, Inc., Raleigh, NC, www.redhat.com) A software company founded in 1994 by Marc Ewing and Bob Young that specializes in distributing the open source Linux operating system. Even though the primary program components are available for free, Red Hat commercialized the product to provide training, tech support, certification, on-site consulting, documentation and priority FTP access to updates. By 2003, the company had sold one million units of Red Hat Linux. See Linux and Fedora.
red hat
1. the broad-brimmed crimson hat given to cardinals as the symbol of their rank and office
2. the rank and office of a cardinal

(operating system)Red Hat - A distribution of Linux.

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The spirited energy of the Red Hatters - all women 50 and older - surprised Ms.
The judges were more impressed with the likes of Samba Ja, its drums banging, its whistles blowing, a marching percussion ensemble of African-influenced Brazilian dance music; the vibrant reds and purples of the ladies of the Red Hatters (Best Dressed); and the Humoroids, who took the Best Laughs prize for the second straight year with a pig theme that included a giant pig float, pink outfits, a wandering piglike person on roller skates and signs that read, "Give Pigs a Chance
Mary belongs to the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Woodland Hills Women's Club Red Hatters.
 
 
 
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