Drupal 6.x

Has anyone tried installing this on RedHat Enterprise Linux ES release 4?

this cms stuff is new to me so i have some questions.

i would like to use drupal to create a site. i would like to be able to make usernames and passwords for multiple clients and be able to change what there page looks like. i would need different stuff such as video up on each persons page. i don't need them to be able to register either.

i didn't download a version yet either. which would be best for me, keeping in mind i need to be able to put up multiple videos

is this all possible?

please let me know.

thanks

Is anybody writing new themes for Drupal 6? Is it easy? Can I just use CSS Templates on Garland? Where are the most recent guides?

The new YUI Rich Text Editor looks pretty sweet. Anyone out there considering a Drupal tie-in module for this? Would anyone else out there be interested in this?

http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/editor/

A newly formed Australian Political Party, Senator On-line (SOL), requires a freelance Drupal Developer to develop Phase I of the party's web site.

The Party, which has passed AEC registration criteria and is expecting final confirmation of its registration later this month, is an exciting new concept that aims to utilise the Internet to allow the vast majority of registered Australian voters to cast their view on Bills being voted oupn in parliament, collate that view and have it reflected in a vote by the Party's senator(s) in the Upper House. In effect, everyday Australians would have a more direct say on Senate votes, rather than leaving the voting entirely to our elected representatives.

The aim of Phase I is to provide an informational web site to provide further details on how the Party will operate and to encourage support for the SOL concept.

Technology requirements would include a "flashy" landing page (probably done in Flash) with Drupal powering the rest of the site. There would also be some relatively minor form development required. The emphasis, though, is on aesthetics, so strong theme development experience is essential.

Probably there has been talk about Drupal seven being full php5 oriented.
There has been reference to the gophp5 site.
While it is necessary for developers to change versions at a pace which is somewhat
difficult for the real, real, end endusers ( who are still site admins/owners and form
the mass non-surfer userbase ),
I was just wondering whether it is possible to wait on Drupal six and start with seven directly
since this is to be complete orienatational change and version six users will again