Brands are really good cause you can choose what you want.
The taste of each one is something really personal. I am using Centos for some
reasons. First as Brian told cause i start with redhat in linux. But in some
cases it is not a question of taste. I was using Vyatta (debian based) for
routing and colo services. Cause Vyatta is ussing debian we came to know that
cause us problems when we have a big amount of l2tp tunnels. we could not grow.
We use Centos and Suse and the problem disapeard. So, some times is taste, some
times need.
God bless you all.
Josue
Diaz Cruz
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Tecnico y Soporte
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Well, I was half kidding ;-)
Besides RPM hell, I've just had way too many issues with Red Hat stuff. I
started on CentOS, moved to Fedora, half-way convinced myself I needed RHEL,
then a friend introduced me to Debian. I've never looked back. I've turned into
a major Debian advocate, I run Debian for any application and it hasn't failed
me.
Then again, sometimes it comes down to a comfort thing. Some that use
CentOS and Fedora, etc came from RHEL whether it's because of work or otherwise.
I advocate Debian, sure. However, sometimes it's more important to be on an OS
without needing a bunch of re-learning.
On Mon, Mar 26, 2012 at 2:40 AM, Bzzz
<lazyvirus@gmx.com>
wrote:
On Mon, 26 Mar 2012 02:30:45 -0400
Brian Foster <
bdfoster@endigotech.com>
wrote:
> Why wait 5-6 years when apt-get works just fine for
me?
Hu... as a long time Debianist, I was kidding.
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