[ale] Clarification - Fedora as a server?

[Nathan J. Underwood]

As someone with roughly 0% experience level with BSD, what would the 
learning curve be going from Linux to BSD?  I don't want a flame war, 
I'm just curious.  Linux has just done what I've needed it to do, and 
it's what I'm comfortable with.  If Jenn's comfort level is with Linux, 
would the BSD box be something that she could easily move to in a (I'm 
assuming) production environment?

Jerald Sheets wrote:

> ditto
>
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>     Behalf Of *Robert Heaven
>     *Sent:* Friday, May 21, 2004 11:34 AM
>     *To:* Atlanta Linux Enthusiasts
>     *Subject:* Re: [ale] Clarification - Fedora as a server?
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>     Given those choices... FreeBSD 4.8 may be the most reliable choice.
>
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>     On Fri, 2004-05-21 at 11:34, J.M. Taylor wrote:
>
>>/Thanks to all for the input so far.  Just as a clarification, this is a 
>>dedicated server provided by a hosting company, so I don't have too much 
>>in the way of choice regarding what OS.  Yes, I could replace what comes 
>>with the server, but would rather run something the hosting company 
>>supports b/c it's easier on both parties.
>>
>>So my choices are limited to:
>>- Fedora 1.0
>>- FreeBSD 4.8
>>- Tao Enterprise Linux
>>
>>Thanks again
>>jenn
>>
>>On Fri, 21 May 2004, Greg wrote:
>>
>>> OpenBSD and apache,qmail - 1st choice
>>> Debian and apache,qmail - 2nd choice
>>> 
>>> I would chose OpenBSD for it's security, it's adherence to standards and
>>> it's policy of "just works".
>>> I would chose Debian because of the package updating system.
>>> 
>>> Greg
>>> 
>>
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