> > Does somebody use Linux professional in the company? If yes, which > > Distribution? Does Debian be used also in the professional area or is > > the first election RedHat Linux?
I work for a Network Operations Center and ISP and we run almost everything off of debian servers. We have a couple of RedHat boxen lying around that perform some minimal work, but we have all but three of our servers over to Debian about a year ago. It's far more secure, and suits our needs much better in terms of flexibility in installation and use. Most of our workstations are also Debian or RedHat, with some dual boot Windows. The RedHat ones are slowly switching to Debian as well except for a few who really seem to prefer it. Personally give me Debian+Enlightenment. =) ---------------------------------------- #include <standard_disclaimer.h> /* My opinions are my own and are not sponsored by or endorsed by my employer. */ ---------------------------------------- Corwin J. Grey Techline, Inc. http://www.techline.com Engineering and Application Development ---------------------------------------- "What does this tell me? That if Microsoft were the last software company left in the world, 13% of the US population would be scouring garage sales & Goodwill for old TRS-80s, CPM machines & Apple ]['s before they would buy Microsoft. That's not exactly a ringing endorsement." -- Seen on Slashdot
