today's leftovers:
- Third update to the Ubuntu Light Themes
- Fluendo DVD Player For Sale in Ubuntu 10.10
- How the command line made my life a little easier, part 2
- DEB Packages Now Open With Ubuntu Software Center
- 24-Core Linux Cluster in a $29.99 Case from IKEA
- G'MIC: More Than 190 Image Filters And Effects For GIMP
- X.Org Server 1.10 Release Plans; Drivers May Still Go In
- Counter-Debunking the 1% Myth
- GTK+ 2.90.7 Released, Drops DirectFB Support
- Hackable, Linux-based flying drone can be controlled by smartphone
- Red Hat partners with the NCSU Entrepreneurship Initiative for idea center
- Linux In The Data Center: How Does It Fit?
- PHP5 Alternatives for Red Hat Enterprise Linux
- When "Enterprise" is a Synonym for Useless
- Windows vs Ubuntu Release Cycle
- Matthew Garrett files case with US Customs against Fusion Garage
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Linux In The Data Center: How Does It Fit?
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who on earth is using Ubuntu as a server at the enterprise level? at the mid-size business level even?
well, good luck to them on that. but for me and just about every tech/admin I know of, if we want a debian based server, we use Debian. Accept no substitute, you will regret it. ( in terms of debian based servers)