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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Peter Stavanja schreef:<br>
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<div>Hello!<br>
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I'm setting up new OC installation. For server i'll use
linux and clients will be mostly Windows.<br>
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What is your experience, what would you suggest for server:
Debian, Ubuntu, Red Hat, CentOS... ?<br>
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Thank's for any answer.<br>
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Just use the OS that you feel most comfortable with.<br>
I use FreeBSD for all my server related work.<br>
Do not use a OS because someone tells you it is better.<br>
Maybe be you do not like FreeBSD at all, or you fell lost when
using it, then do not use it. Or maybe you can almost blindly use
it, then FreeBSD is your best bet. That goes for all linux and BSD
flavors<br>
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When you hit troubles, it is nice if you know the OS..<br>
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gr<br>
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