I only run Slackware on servers. Red Hat is too DEU (Dumb End User) for
such a task, and it runs like a rock. I run very high traffic web-servers
without issue on Slackware. The last one I put up, which has been up for
120+ days (Not too long, but it is a new box), on a dual 400 mHz, 2.0.36. I
wouldn't follow the advice of anyone who has anything negative to say about
a distribution...
To add my 2c.
G
----- Original Message -----
From: David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, January 23, 1999 3:15 AM
Subject: Re: suitability of slakware on SMP systems
>> ....just my two cents worth.
>(mine too)
>
>i really think that is a jaded comment HJ. slackware works solid like a
>rock.
>
>or is it my imagination that our corp mailserver which handles 50-100K
>mails a day has been up for more than 430 days.
>
>i must be dreaming, but i could swear this slackware box is pretty dawgone
>reliable.
>
>-d
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