Kenneth L. Owen wrote:

> When I started this transition, Fedora 8 was issued and stable.   
> When I am
> more stable with Linux, I'll be willing to be more adventurous.  --  
> ken

Actually, using Fedora for servers *is* being adventurous, because it  
has such a short lifecycle. If want a stable server and don't like  
having to upgrade the OS every couple of months I'd go with CentOS  
instead (7 year lifecycle versus Fedora's 13 months). With Fedora you  
either have to upgrade every couple of months or you're left with a  
server that doesn't receive any security updates after the release  
you're running has reached end of life just a year after you installed  
it.

Nils Breunese.

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