The village idiot (me) is back from hiatus... ;-)
Rumor has it that Richard A Downing may have mentioned these words:
If you have a truly critical production system you should probably be
using a distro from a reputable vendor (Red Hat?) with paid support.
Or not. I started learning LFS to get *rid* of the bugs inherent with
RedHat; or at least know how to fix any bugs that I might introduce into
the system.
Most distros nowadays are just as bad "bloatware" as anything winders
based, IMHO. Ever try to install RedHat without X lately? Who needs X for a
webserver, anyway... Ungh.
However I think there are a lot of LFS users running stable production
systems with it - it would be mighty interesting to know who, what and
why, though.
/me raises hand...
It's a radius/MRTG system, it's live, it's production, it's actually
fast... ;-)
I'll have web and audio LFS servers up in the near future, too.
Laterz,
Roger "Merch" Merchberger
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