[Wolves] What Distro
Re-LoaD's LUG Mail
wolves at mailman.lug.org.uk
Fri Jul 4 15:13:00 2003
Hi All,
Looks like it will be debian.
On closer inspection of the two 120gig drives one seems to be missing !!!
Misco are sending me the missing drive and a 512 stick to say sorry.
Thanks for the feed back I will let you know how the install goes.
cheers
Re-LoaD
ps google search for howto's on standby
----- Original Message -----
From: "Adam Sweet" <drinky76@yahoo.com>
To: <wolves@mailman.lug.org.uk>
Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2003 6:01 PM
Subject: Re: [Wolves] What Distro
--- Jono Bacon <jonobacon@yahoo.com> wrote: > Hi
Re-Load,
>
> > I don't what to start any wars but I have a
> new
> > fast PC with two 120gig
> > drives. I what to use the box at work mainly as a
> > data storage box and sql
> > server maybe some simple expect scripts etc.
> > What distro would you all recommend I will need to
> > mirror the drives and
> > need a very easy system to install apps and
> updates.
> > The updates and apps
> > would all need to be http downloaded due the fact
> > that the only access to
> > the web is via a proxy.
> > I was thinking of debian as my small box at home
> has
> > run well for over two
> > years (yes fizzy it's kept uptodateish).
>
> Debian will do all of this. It is the best choice
> for
> updates and suchlike.
I'm no expert here but I think not having to worry
about updates or dependencies makes Debian an obvious,
no fuss workhorse. Beware the hardware support if your
hardware is really new. I find that you generally have
to wait a year for support for new hardware to filter
through.
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