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Red Hat Enterprise Linux vs Windows 11 Comparison (2026)

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Red Hat Enterprise Linux

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Overview

Red Hat Enterprise Linux is an open-source operating system designed to help businesses across multiple industries deploy workloads, applications, and services on a secure foundation. It offers Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux) and mandatory access controls (MAC), which enable enterprises to ensure compliance with various regulations.

Windows 11 is the latest operating system for Windows users. With Windows 11, users can curate their content by addint widgets - add the news, weather, to-do lists and more with one swipe. Users can work with newly available multi-tasking tools inlcuding apps like Desktops, Snap Layouts, and other tools which provide for an intuitive redocking experience. Use Microsoft Edge as default for work, shopping streaming and more, with additional security features and speed capabilities.

  • Platforms supported
  • Web-based
  • iPhone app
  • Android app
  • Windows Phone app
  • Typical customers
  • Freelancers
  • Small businesses
  • Mid size businesses
  • Large enterprises
  • Customer support
  • Phone
  • Online
  • Knowledge base
  • Video tutorials
  • Platforms supported
  • Web-based
  • iPhone app
  • Android app
  • Windows Phone app
  • Typical customers
  • Freelancers
  • Small businesses
  • Mid size businesses
  • Large enterprises
  • Customer support
  • Phone
  • Online
  • Knowledge base
  • Video tutorials

Video & Screenshots

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Pricing

Starting from

99

Per year

  • Free trial available
  • Credit cardless trial
  • Free account
  • Subscription based

Starting from

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No pricing info

  • Free trial available
  • Credit cardless trial
  • Free account
  • Subscription based

User reviews

4.6

27

5

4

3

2

1

18

6

3

0

0

  • Value for money
  • Ease of use
  • Features
  • Customer support
81%
would recommend this app

4.4

106

5

4

3

2

1

65

29

7

1

4

  • Value for money
  • Ease of use
  • Features
  • Customer support
80%
would recommend this app

Pros

“Excellent stability, security and support is ideal for enterprise environments that demand reliability and predictable performance.”
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Jeff T.

Manager

“For small businesses, the only downside is the cost, but at the same time I can confirm the quality of the product and support.”
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Federico T.

System Engineer

“I used Redhat Enterprise Linux for developing and deploying custom client/server applications using the Java Socket API.”
WI

Wassim I.

Associate Professor

Pros

“With the latest updates, the system feels incredibly stable, and features like the built-in Copilot and improved voice typing actually save me time on a daily basis.”
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Harsh T.

Software Engineer

“The overall impression from the usage of the system is positive, and I appreciate the Modern User Interface, Better Performance, Enhanced Security, Improved Multitasking Technology, and other utilities.”
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Bruno M.

IT Marketing Intern

“The integration of AI features like **Recall** and **Snap Layouts** has completely changed my daily rhythm.”
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Harsh T.

Software Engineer

Cons

“The subscription pricing made it difficult for us to roll this out wide-scale.”
JH

Justin H.

CTO

“Some functions depending of server role can be difficult to configure”
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Miguel D.

IT Manager

Cons

“I'm not a fan of its restrictive context menus, forced Microsoft Account sign-ins, and an unintuitive Start Menu that hides common options”
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Durand T.

Lead Clinical Analyst

“Windows 11 requires TPM 2.0 which renders older PC's unable to upgrade, and since Microsoft is pulling support for Windows 10, it will turn these machines into e-waste.”
TA

Taher A.

Software Intern

“Start menu is worst, taskbar lost a ton of functions that only now (slowly) they add back, right click menu is nice but need to be customizable, printer dialog is bad (in some instances I can't even open printer properties).”
NK

Nikolas K.

Graphic Designer

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Key features

  • Total features9
  • App Management
  • Data Security
  • Desktop Interface
  • File Management
  • For Developers
  • Kernels
  • Memory Management
  • System Updates
  • User Interface
  • Total features6
  • App Management
  • Data Security
  • Desktop Interface
  • File Management
  • For Developers
  • Kernels
  • Memory Management
  • System Updates
  • User Interface

Integrations

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