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jeremy 12-28-2016 11:32 AM

Server Distribution of the Year
 
What distribution do you think is best suited for a server environment?

--jeremy

bbuske 12-28-2016 11:59 AM

CentOS here. Just completed another year of happily using it without any issues at all.

stanvan 12-28-2016 03:28 PM

Voted Debian Stable, but like CentOS also.

marcpare 01-05-2017 02:44 AM

I'll be using Mageia as my server, but I guess there is no way to vote for it?

Marc

Krope 01-08-2017 04:24 PM

I am using Nethserver which is a GUI for for CentOS. The common setup is done via the GUI and if I need other settings I can handle it via command line.

ilesterg 02-04-2017 04:57 AM

RHEL. We have a lot of issue with SUSE, including their $h1tty support model.

khronosschoty 02-07-2017 10:28 AM

Slackware

dbeuscher 03-11-2018 10:47 AM

Help me make a decision?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by stanvan (Post 5647478)
Voted Debian Stable, but like CentOS also.

I consider myself a newbie. I have been on Ubuntu Mate as my "Home" computer where all my files and email are kept, and it has proved itself stable and reliable.
That said, I now want to include a server at my home, to use for email, a website, and file server for the family. I am leaning toward Debian, but I am a little confused as to which iso is the server?
Can you point me to the correct download?
Thank you!

fatmac 03-11-2018 01:43 PM

Interesting to see that CentOS has over taken Debian this year. :)

fatmac 03-11-2018 01:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dbeuscher (Post 5829658)
....I now want to include a server at my home,....... I am leaning toward Debian, but I am a little confused as to which iso is the server?
Can you point me to the correct download?
Thank you!

Debian would be a good choice, as Ubuntu is based on it, therefore you should feel comfortable with the commands.
You usually build up the type of server that you want, from a CD or Net install.
(Check out the documentation regarding running it as a server.)

https://www.debian.org/distrib/
https://www.debian.org/doc/


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