I've used Macs for a long time and think it's a great client and OS.
The GUI stuff they have for the server I think is great too. But when
considering the best OS for a server, I would hardly recommend it,
except from an ease of use and setup standpoint. Apple is still coming
up to speed on all
On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 11:10:18 -0500, Gerald Artman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I would recommend OSX
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Inserts foot in mouth.
> Top ratings on security compared to Linux or Windows
Unless you enable outside services. And who rated it anyway?
Probably paid by Apple.
> Fa
I'd stick OSX in somewhere between fedora and windows.
Where do you get these security ratings? How does sendmail, or bind
appear in these ratings?
Some ratings suggest that windows is more secure than Unix!!
You don't need a gui in a server.
On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 11:10:18 -0500, Gerald Artman
I would recommend OSX
Top ratings on security compared to Linux or Windows
Fast processors in many configurations, most include 1000T
Starting at $500 to $3500 for up to +15MIPS performance
Excellent GUI interface
Supported by Apache, PHP, MySQL and
Phil
Depends on
(a) What you want.
(b) Who you are, and what your background is.
What you want:
If you want stability, then I'd go with Debian Stable. If you want
proactive security then I'd go with OpenBSD. I'm not suggesting that
OpenBSD is less stable than Debian, but I reckon that more peop
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