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One very important difference I forgot... If you like to configure everything from the CLI, Debian's core configuration files are much nicer than RHEL's. Compa
by CrLf 14y ago
One very important difference I forgot...
If you like to configure everything from the CLI, Debian's core configuration files are much nicer than RHEL's. Compare, for example, "/etc/network/interfaces" as opposed to "/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/*". This difference is enough for me to have X11 on my desktop just to be able to run "system-config-network" - In RHEL5, because on RHEL6 is either editing those awful config files or using the even more awful NetworkManager... bleh!
- zeroexzeroone 14y agoOnce you have it in something like puppet or chef it really makes no difference in alot of cases.
- tolle 14y agoI don't have access to a RHEL-based system at the moment, but doesn't system-config-network come with a ncurses interface?