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We use FreeBSD. Seriously, any linux server operators out there give it a go. It has a steeper learning curve and can be quite tedious to set up, but seriously
by jamescun 15y ago
We use FreeBSD. Seriously, any linux server operators out there give it a go. It has a steeper learning curve and can be quite tedious to set up, but seriously its very hard to knock over. We have a box with 4 years up time (and before the kernel upgrade requiring a reboot, it was 2).
- protomyth 15y agoI use OpenBSD and FreeBSD for production servers (depending on use). OpenBSD has one spot in the install that is troubling (the partitioning), but, to me, is really easy to setup. FreeBSD is a little harder, but I chalk that up to being away for a good many years. They are both pretty robust and FreeBSD is really good when loaded.