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fedora 7



On Sun, 03 Jun 2007 22:13:08, John Chambers <jc-8FIgwK2HfyJMuWfdjsoA/w at public.gmane.org> wrote:
> I keep getting tempted to install ubuntu (or kubuntu more likely).  I
> think that maybe I'll apply the above lesson, and not bother with the
> "server" version.  I'll just install the desktop, figure out  how  to
> disable most of the flashy UI stuff after 10 minutes of it gets a bit
> boring, and install the latest releases of whatever servers I want.

After you install Ubuntu Server, you can get Apach2 running with one command:
$ sudo aptitude install apache2

And a GUI on any server results in a multitude of security issues.  Be
warned!  Ubuntu Server ships a very secure state, and no GUI...
-- 
Kristian Hermansen

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