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  1. 06-03-2005 #1
    jshg46
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    looking to make linux server ,need help

    Im looking to set me up a linux server and ive seen so many different versions i dont know which to choose,Im looking to use webpages and forums ,bandwidth could get heavy at times ,Im looking for the best simpliest dependable linux that has hope of supporting wireless
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    If you want something really simple I would go FC3. You can use Apt-get to resolve dependices really easily. But then there be no fun in figuring out how to do it yourslef, which mind you I can not do myself. ^_^
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    Quote Originally Posted by natefico
    If you want something really simple I would go FC3. You can use Apt-get to resolve dependices really easily. But then there be no fun in figuring out how to do it yourslef, which mind you I can not do myself. ^_^
    I agree with natefico, but I would just use yum to upgrade and use sendmail. It is dependable and very configurable.
    I have a prod sendmail server never had any issues except squirrelmail is a little slow.
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    Yeah, fedora would definatly be the way to go. I previously used windows, but I installed fedora with the graphical installer, no problems. Then, I was suprised how easy it was to adapt from windows to fedora, I wasent even expecting a graphical interface! So yeah, fedora core 3 might be a good one.

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