04-03-2019, 03:33 PM
We're way off the topic now, but I think you would find a whole lot of capitalists in the Linux world. Simple idealism and broad idealistic characterizations only really exist in an idealist mind. I think of Linux only as it relates to the pragmatic world. I only count three categories worth mentioning.
1) What is the most useful to me for work? :: Debian stable, FreeBSD open SSH, Apache servers.
2) What is the easiest Linux for new users? :: Linux Lite
3) Everything else Linux that anybody else has an opinion on.
I attend to the first two regularly. I'm usually not interested in the third. However, if someone gave me new Windows server for free I'd sell it to the North Koreans.
TC
1) What is the most useful to me for work? :: Debian stable, FreeBSD open SSH, Apache servers.
2) What is the easiest Linux for new users? :: Linux Lite
3) Everything else Linux that anybody else has an opinion on.
I attend to the first two regularly. I'm usually not interested in the third. However, if someone gave me new Windows server for free I'd sell it to the North Koreans.
TC
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