When it comes to clothes, I'm a normal guy. I just want to walk into a
store, grab something that fits, buy it (What, try it on? Are you
kidding!?), and head home. Well, that's what I want to do. I've learned
over the years that just because something should fit doesn't mean that
it will fit. It's the same with Linux servers. Sure, they're all built
on the same code base and can run the same applications, but one may fit
you perfectly while another may make you look like a clown.
So, how can you tell which is which? Well, let's start with that basic question you should bring to any computing decision: "What is it that you really want to do?"
So, how can you tell which is which? Well, let's start with that basic question you should bring to any computing decision: "What is it that you really want to do?"
Corporate Business Use
RedHat
Debian
Small Business Use
ubuntu
Credits:http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/251893/whats_the_best_linux_server_for_you.html
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