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Debian serve every need - for me at least.
I've ran a boatload of things before... but since 2009 I'm using Debian on the daily.
It does all I need, is stable, has a sane policy, is community based and simply does what I need to do. Heck, I can run Sid or Testing to try out the new stuff if I want to.
Ubuntu is fine, just not so much my kinda thing.
RHEL and RHEL based stuff was in my life at some point... times change.
Suse is good - but I never bothered much with it.
Debian serve every need - for me at least.
I've ran a boatload of things before... but since 2009 I'm using Debian on the daily.
It does all I need, is stable, has a sane policy, is community based and simply does what I need to do. Heck, I can run Sid or Testing to try out the new stuff if I want to.
Ubuntu is fine, just not so much my kinda thing.
RHEL and RHEL based stuff was in my life at some point... times change.
Suse is good - but I never bothered much with it.