> expanding on your figures, Sco might also be a good choice ?
Stay away from SCO. Bad, bad, bad...
> Debian also has package managment ... In a way, it is funny I s'pose...
But
> ooh its also VERY handy :)
And so does Slackware. The simplest one of all, yet the most reliable. It
stores data in a good old .tar.gz format and has an install script that is
executed upon install. Very slick if you ask me.
> very stable and fast.. Secure aswell ..
Talking about reliablility you might again, wanna look at what qmail has to
offer. The Maildir format is super-duper reliable and even works over NFS.
Should your machine crash while receiving mail the chances are that your
Maildir format mail will survive is rather high.
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