On 22/09/06, Oded Arbel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Unlike some people, I would recommend going with something rather more
modern then Debian stable. The main problem with Debian stable is while
it is stable (which is great for serious production work by trained
professionals), its is rather old,
On Fri, Sep 22, 2006 at 12:49:18AM +0300, Oded Arbel wrote:
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> On Thu, 2006-09-21 at 10:04 +0300, David Suna wrote:
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> > I am purchasing a new computer and will be setting it up from scratch.
> > Until
> Until now I have been using RedHat releases however I have read a lot
> about newer distributions (i.e Ubuntu etc.)
> On my current server I am still running RedHat 9.
So I suggest you to use CentOS - today we have CentOS 4 and in a few months
CentOS5, based on RHEL5 will be releas
I went to the Ubuntu site and they have an option for a server
configuration. Anyone know anything about it? Any pointers for a
review etc.?
Thanks and Shana Tova
David Suna
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Oded Arbel wrote:
Ubuntu and a lot of other new and rather interesting and even well done
Linux
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On Thu, 2006-09-21 at 10:04 +0300, David Suna wrote:
> I am purchasing a new computer and will be setting it up from scratch.
> Until now I have been using RedHat releases however I have read a lot
> about newer
I don´t know about servers, but I have experience on Desktop using.
I recommend Debian Etch. It is stable, simple to use and install and it
has a bunch of software well actualized with many maintainers. It also
has a lot of both community and private support. However, Etch is still
on Beta until De
David Suna wrote:
> This machine will be an internal server for a SOHO setup. It will
> provide the following services:
Server ? Take Debian stable.
I'm afraid I won't take Ubuntu for server as they focus on bleeding edge
software for desktop while using the Debian infrastructure.
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Lior Kap
I am purchasing a new computer and will be setting it up from scratch.
Until now I have been using RedHat releases however I have read a lot
about newer distributions (i.e Ubuntu etc.) I would like to get
recommendations for what would be the best distribution for my needs.
This machine wil
