Are these boards something I should now avoid with Fedora and anything past
RH 9.0? I have been accustomed to using Asus boards for small servers and
workstations but have in the last year they have been impossible with
anything past RH 9.0 and Fedora.
Anyone know if this an issue with Asus designing thier boards to be more
Windows centric or does this have to do with the community not keeping up
with new boards (i.e P4PE, P4P800, P4C800)? Is this temporary or should I
be looking around for another mobo manufacturer?
What does this group recommend as far as motherboard selection (small
database/web servers)? thanks.
Re: Fwd: [Contributors] Microsoft Windows Is Offically Broken ... >> needed to have running in wine.... > has been good for all except those that use Fedora because it was free. ... We have had our own local FreeBSD repository... have much faster access to all the files required to build new servers... (Fedora)
Re: Is FC2 competence for web-sever????? ... > Fedora and WhiteBox are, at the core, the very same software and I'm not ... Fedora has a very short life time, and the support for erratas stops in ... ok policy for desktops, but not for servers.... When you move your servers to Fedora line, you will have to either upgrade... (linux.redhat)
Re: How do you know? ... > Pretty much everyone here has made the choice to use Fedora over the other ... > I used to run SuSE on all my servers and Red Hat on my ... > the server side tools made it the best choice for servers.... > Then came an ill fated day when I build two brand new DNS servers on SuSE ... (Fedora)
Re: How do you know? ... > Pretty much everyone here has made the choice to use Fedora over the other ... > I used to run SuSE on all my servers and Red Hat on my ... > the server side tools made it the best choice for servers.... > Then came an ill fated day when I build two brand new DNS servers on SuSE ... (Fedora)
Re: How do you know? ... > Pretty much everyone here has made the choice to use Fedora over the other ... > I used to run SuSE on all my servers and Red Hat on my ... > the server side tools made it the best choice for servers.... > Then came an ill fated day when I build two brand new DNS servers on SuSE ... (Fedora)
