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I think 20.04 LTS with its 10 years support separates it from the crowd. As soon as you’re updating every nine months there are many great alternatives however.
by beermonster 5y ago
I think 20.04 LTS with its 10 years support separates it from the crowd. As soon as you’re updating every nine months there are many great alternatives however.
- bombcar 5y ago10 year support is great for servers and "set it up once" type setups - but soon enough the libraries provided begin to be out of date, and you end up hacking things in. It was a problem on CentOS before it died the death, anything remotely PHPish was always really unhappy.
- Tsiklon 5y agoThe IUS Repo did much in the way of solving PHP Hell on RHEL(type) machines.