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Help me to select the flavour
Hai Friends
I am writing a client-server application for backup utility. The computer is used only for backup utility. We have planed to place linux operating system in it. But i am confused with lots of falvour. I don't know really which flavour of linux to use. Can you please suggest me a flavour which would be very strong and stable for this process..? Thanks in advance Collins 
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I'm personally a SUSE-aholic, and have never had a problem with it, and I've been using various versions of it for years. Currently I'm using 8.2 pro, and yes, I should upgrade to 9.x, but it's so rock-solid, that "if it ain't broke...."
I'm an old stickler for arcania, and I use cpio for my backups. Cheers ZB
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