Vincent Danen wrote:
> 
> On Fri Oct 13, 2000 at 06:35:45PM -0400, Greg Stewart wrote:
> 
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> 
> While I agree it may be unnecessary to switch distros if your previous
> distro does the server jobs you need done, to say that Mandrake
> doesn't make a fantastic server is nonsense.

The other advantage is that running the same OS on your workstations as
your servers means you only have to learn the quirks of one distro, not
two. Plus, I wouldn't want to be without MandrakeUpdate, which I can
even run with ssh and the weirdx Xserver from my Desktop machine when I
am running windblows!

In the end you need to weigh up the effort you will save against the
effort you will spend. I haven't the time to migrate my last redhat box
(our printserver/intranetserver/cd-writing server), so when I needed
php/MySQL/frontpage extensions, I just installed Mandrakes packages !

Buchan

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