On Thu, May 04, 2006 at 10:41:29AM +1200, Caleb Sawtell wrote:
> Nate Walker wrote:
> >What distro would be good, considering that I might well put it into a 
> I would be tempted to say debian if its going to be a server or 
> ubuntu/kubuntu if it is going to be a client computer.

Well, I'd say that if keeping up with current stuff like BT is a
requirement, the job is more likely to be achieved by Ubuntu as a server
install (i.e. none of the desktop stuff) than with Debian, due to the
feature upgrade cycle.

But, if you're actually trying to operate the machine as a trusted
interface to the Internet, rather than to play with it, then OpenBSD is
the significantly more secure option, although much more difficult to
set up.

-jim

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