[rt-users] What's the best Linux Distro?

[Ramon Kagan]

Greetings,

I don't think any linux distro is better than the other for what you are 
looking for.  It is more about which you are more comfortable with.  If 
you will be installing RT on your own (i.e. not using the distro version 
even if available) then your choice is a matter of which distro you 
prefer.  I have run RT on Debian, Ubuntu, Redhat and SUSE, all installed 
manually rather than using debs, rpm or the like.  They are all equally 
successful.

Ramon Kagan, GCIA
Acting Manager, Information Security
Computing and Network Services
York University, Toronto, Canada

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On Fri, 2 Dec 2005, Mahoney, Tim wrote:

> I am running RT 3.0.12 built for Windows, and want to build a new server
> with Linux as the OS.  Which distro would be the best for this?  I'm
> planning on running 3.4.4, and want a clear upgrade path to 3.5.x when it's
> ready.
>
> Thanks
> Tim Mahoney
> Win Svr 2003 / RT 3.0.12 / Apache 1.33 / Perl 5.8.6 / MySQL 4.1.18
>
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