i also advice to use Fedora it will not let you down personally i dont trust ubuntu. if you cant get fedora Suse will do but check for the latest version
On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 11:07 AM, Cynthia Wahome <cwahome@jambo.co.ke> wrote:
Hello All
Am not a linux expert per say,but i would like your comments
Am currently using Windows and i intend to switch over to linux
I have two distros available with me.CentOS and Ubuntu.
I need to have an enterprise class system that can do webserver,
mailserver etc
I have googled around and both compare the same.Now i wud like to hear
from a techie view.
Which would you guys recommend i start with?
Kind regards
Cynthia@Cynthia, imho, big mistake! :-)1) Learn it first thoroughly and test your various scenario deployments. ( minimum 1 year )2) Learn to support it. ( minimum 1 year )3) Keep your learning curve continuos into 3 and 4th year.You are now ready to make the transition.Without these, you are going to run into major problems and remember its a DIY service or the nearest help is either google or skunks...Whatever you do, for enterprise look at commercial support scenarios but do learn it first and quite comprehensively.Me thots.. :-)
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