Christian Haugan Toldnes wrote:
> On the downside, they don't have
> any paid developers. If Gerald Dachs is still active, which I think he
> is, you have a LOT of experience though, and that's probably very
> relevant as well.
But (no offense) its also dangerous. One man show...
> Anyway.... If your company also needs a couple of servers with support
> for third party software like Oracle, then a combination of RHEL and
> CentOS would perhaps make sense.
Yes.
> Generally you often want to run the same distribution on all servers,
> just to make management easier.
Indeed. :-)
Danny
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it, and get the hell out. (Second philosophy behind that one: when in
doubt, roll in a grenade and come in firing.)
J.M.S., Creator of Babylon5
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