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I'll go ahead and disagree a tad :) Debian is a great distro, but if they have XSERVE hardware, I think OS X is also viable.
As you know, OS X is BSD based. And as was said in my previous message, were ultimate robustness is needed one may use a BSD based OS.
In fact, you can have Care2X up and running in under 5 minutes under OS X... no special configuration necessary.
I am afraid that we are not talking about the same thing.
One thing is to quickly set up Care2x to demonstrate or briefly evaluate it.
A very different thing is to set it up in a clinic or hospital in order to keep it reliably and non-stopping working for years. Properly setting up an Hospital Information System is seldom a "5 minute work".
What matters is the "reliably-set-and-forget" factor, not hardware or software wizardry.
Best regards,
J. Antas
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