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Guys..
What distro can you recommend me to get Apache and MySql ready to go and with GUI tools to administer easily the things im going to test.
I need to test some PHP applications at home... i already got them but im on the clueless side about PHP.
I need something light weight because i will use an old pentium3 and also light in content because i just need Apache and SQL.. nothing else. It does not have to be a live cd.
I feel comfortable with anything based on Debian.
Thanks!
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