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Re: linux version
From: Ross Nelson <coutcin () spydermania com>
Date: Wed, 22 Jan 2003 10:07:19 -0600 (CST)
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 You've asked the worst Linux question possible. :) It's all based on preference. Everyone has their own personal favorite. For ease, RedHat and Mandrake (better IMO, based on RedHat) are probably what you'd want. However, I'd suggest that you look into Slackware, Openwall, and Debian. They're regarded as the best for most servers that I've seen (RedHat aside due to publicity). Basically, download some ISOs and put them on test machines, see which you like. Ross Nelson coutcin () spydermania com PGP key at randomdata.net/pgp_spyd.txt On Sat, 18 Jan 2003 hometeam () goeaston net wrote:
We are finally going to jump into the linux world (weve been using windows) Everything I read suggests linux for security based solutions. My initial open-ende dquestion is . Is there a preferable maker/version of linux that we should start with Considerations include: security strength Hardware compatibility Learning curve (important but not critical) Ease of configuring Software compatibility Scalability Thanks in advance for any suggestions/advice Tim
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