I'm on Debian.
On Oct 13, 9:38 am, Sliv <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Out of those 3 choices, I would also recommend Debian. If CentOS is
> an option, I would recommend CentOS. I recently changed over to
> CentOS on my dev server and have been pleased so far. I did this
> after scouring various
Out of those 3 choices, I would also recommend Debian. If CentOS is
an option, I would recommend CentOS. I recently changed over to
CentOS on my dev server and have been pleased so far. I did this
after scouring various forums on the web and finding that CentOS was a
pretty popular choice for L
We use centOS on our development and test environments but use redhat
for prod. Normally I would feel very uncomfortable with having two
distinct platforms of linux between environments but centOS claims to
be an exacting mirror of RH. Overall, I've enjoyed centOS. It's easy
to use and manage b
gentoo for performance , debian for stability
i heard many ppl use CentOS but i don't have much experience with it.
imo you can't go wrong with debian and centos.
greets,
On Oct 10, 7:16 pm, cakeFreak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Cheers MJ Ray!
>
> Anyone about CentOS?
>
> Dan
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Cheers MJ Ray!
Anyone about CentOS?
Dan
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cakeFreak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well I'm gonna get a dedicated server, and I can choose betwee Fedora,
> Debian and Ubuntu.
>
> Any suggestion both in terms of performance and mantainability?
I'd choose Debian for mantainability. Its current stable release is
more recent than Ubuntu LTS,
I know it is a bit out of the main topic of this forum,
but CakeBakers know the job!
Well I'm gonna get a dedicated server, and I can choose betwee Fedora,
Debian and Ubuntu.
Any suggestion both in terms of performance and mantainability?
Dan
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