No, the latest release is rhel9, not rh9. At the time it was just “red hat linux” while today it is “red hat enterprise linux”. The split (and the counter res

No, the latest release is rhel9, not rh9. At the time it was just “red hat linux” while today it is “red hat enterprise linux”. The split (and the counter reset) was made to mark the split between a regular distro (fedora core, at the time) and an enterprise-oriented distro (red hat enterprise linux).