Eric Shubert wrote:
Jake Vickers wrote:
Sergio Minini {NETKEY} wrote:
I always used Fedora/CentOs, but since I never head anyone here
speaking of
Ubuntu, just asked to see if someone has done any experience with it.
I use it as a desktop and on my laptop. I have 3 or 4 servers that are
Ubuntu, and they're the same management wise as Debian machines.
CentOS/RHEL is a considered more stable, but they also don't use the
latest package releases. Your Ubuntu/Debian machines will use newer
packages, so you get newer versions of apache and bind and such. You
just get more updates with your Debian/Ubuntu servers than the Cent/RHEL
ones.
I think some Debian sysadmins might take issue with that. While what you've
said is true for Ubuntu, I believe that Debian is considered to be more
stable than RHEL, and only receives security updates. I suppose it depends
on which release of Debian you talk about. Debian 'stable' is quite so,
nearly to the fault of being partially obsolete.
I am never Ubuntu as Desktop or as Server but I am looking forward to
use it as both
I am always wonder why Ubuntu is the #1 distro in distrowatch.com for
the last 2 - 3 years...
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