chika wrote: > is it openSUSE suitable for being a server??? any option, maybe another > distro? >
It's one of the best possible distros to use as a server, since it's very complete and managable. I do a lot of consulting jobs for small and medium businesses, and opensuse performs quite solidly. Of course, personal preferences play a large part. I've been a unix admin since the 90s, and have tried most of the major distros out there, and for the most part suse is my goto distro. > just curious.... openSUSE always loads or uses 90% of my 1 gig RAM, but > ubuntu just 25% of it. what's that mean? > That could be a slight difference in kernel parameters, which are easily tuned. It could also be a different usage pattern - could it be that you're running a totally different workload on the 2 distros, or you had suse booted up longer? In general linux will always use all the RAM it can, because unused RAM is wasted RAM. > add my ym "l1u_8e1" to your buddy list > lets share our knowledge on openSUSE > > OK Joe -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
