I figured out pretty quickly that it's not hard to switch from one distro to
another, personally. The issue is whether you have infrastructure in place
that indicates one distro over another (custom RPM build environments,
documentation, etc.)

I chose Debian because it had the most sensible layout, best quality
control, best selection of packages, and was easiest to update, as of a few
years ago.

I find Debian to be by far the best & easiest BackupPC install; but Ubuntu
is pretty much the same thing (tho I don't like the name as much); so I
don't see much difference there.

-- 
Carl Soderstrom
Systems Administrator
Real-Time Enterprises
www.real-time.com

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