I could also recommend Gentoo linux. The user base is getting bigger by the day, and they have a package system (Portage) similar to Apt. I've had it on a system here for a while. Longer to build everything from scratch than to install from a set of RPMs, but post-install maintenance is sooo much better.
Debian and Gentoo are 2 hot choices. I'd say Gentoo has a tendancy to be more bleeding edge than Debian. Debian has a larger user base. I'm never going back to RPM based systems myself... Hope this is of some help! On Monday February 9 2004 13:03, Fred wrote: > Hello, > I'm preparing to switch from running SpamAssassin on Windows (cygwin) to > running it under Linux, I'm looking for suggestions on which distro of > linux to use for my server. It'll be a mail relay (no local users). I've > got my heart set at Debian, but looking for pro's and con's and someone > with more experience to shed some insight. This will be for an ISP with > over 5,000 mail accounts. Thanks for your time, > > Frederic Tarasevicius -- =================================================================== Mathieu Nantel - RHCE,CCNA Ecopia BioSciences Systems Manager (514) 336-2724 x434 [EMAIL PROTECTED] =================================================================== [*] Please avoid sending me Word/Excel/PowerPoint attachments. `----> See: http://www.fsf.org/philosophy/no-word-attachments.html ===================================================================
