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# 8  
Old 02-10-2005
Dear phantom,

True. But, I find that knowledgable support people understand that the kernel is the same.

With regard to problems, "what problems" laughing out loud, linux and their applications work like clockwork. Only "rookies" have problems and their problems are generally related to not understanding the environment (permission problems, libs, environmental variables, etc.).

In my opinion, it is better to have a solid OS than one that is simply "supported" when you "call in". So, as you can see, there are alternative perspectives and requirements, based on the user. Not all people run "big commercial linux" in the production environment.

So I disagree with your statement that not running "RedHat or SuSE" in production is "a big mistake". Your statement creates the wrong impression and makes a blanket opinion, which is too strong and misleading.
# 9  
Old 02-12-2005
1U Sun Fire V60x dual Xeon server

Not to belabor this point, but here is a link to a great 1U Sun Fire V60x dual Xeon server:

http://www.sun.com/servers/entry/v60x/

Note that in the description, quoted below, Sun specifies all "standard linux distributions" ...

Quote:
Specifications

Processor : Single or dual 2.8-GHz/3.06-GHz/3.2-GHz Intel Xeon processor (533-MHz FSB)
Main Memory : Up to 6 GB of registered DDR-266 ECC SDRAM
Network : Dual 10/100/1000-Mbps Base-T Ethernet ports
Video : Integrated ATI Rage XL video controller
Internal disk : Up to three 3.5-in. x 1.0-in. 36-GB or 73-GB 10K RPM drives available
Operating System :
Standard Linux distributions or
Solaris 9 8/03 Operating System, x86 Platform Edition or
Red Hat Enterprise Linux or
SuSE Enterprise Linux Server or
Microsoft Windows 2000 (WHQL-certified) (customer-provided) or
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 (WHQL-certified) (customer-provided)
PS: I am considering upgrading this site to a Sun Fire V60x, if I can snag one on the net at a bargain Smilie
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