Centos5 worked well for me, Centos6 worked for crap... I went to debian 6 (squeeze) and problems went a way... using the latest stable on the debian6 line installing from the netinstall (non-free variant as I have hardware thats not supported under the main netinstall iso) and then installing freeswitch via the instructions on the wiki and no problems so far
We try to stay out of the OS Holy Wars, so we don't have an "official" recommended distro. However, I know more than a few people (disclosure: my self included) who have been using Debian Squeeze 32 and 64 bit with zero drama, zero issues, and solid performance.On Wed, Aug 29, 2012 at 1:56 PM, Vik Killa <vipkilla@gmail.com> wrote:
What IS the recommended linux distro to use for optimum performance?
I've heard debian, can someone be more specific though, like what
version, kernel, etc... ?
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