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  • Arch

    0 0%

  • Debian

    1 9.09%

  • Fedora

    1 9.09%

  • Gentoo

    0 0%

  • Mandriva / Mageia

    0 0%

  • OpenSUSE

    0 0%

  • RedHat / CentOS / Scientific

    7 63.64%

  • Slackware

    1 9.09%

  • Ubuntu

    1 9.09%

  • Other ( please specify )

    0 0%
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  1. 01-01-2013 #1
    devils casper
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    Recommended Distro For Server Usage (2013)

    Which distribution would you most recommend to others for being used as a server?

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    I voted RedHat but Debian is as good and the new Rosa Server looks promising. It will be interesting to see if it gains any traction.
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    I use fedora everyday and really like it ,but for a server version,I think it is not stable enough,maybe RHEL is a good choice
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    I voted Debian. But Slackware would be a very close second choice.
    The stability of either distro is top-notch. Debians' native dependency handling edges it over Slack by a small margin.
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