Poll: Are you going to try or upgrade current Linux distro to enterprise grade Ubuntu Linux?

by nixcraft on May 30, 2006 · 5 comments

Our very first, nixCraft poll we asked readers of this blog the question:

Do you own or recommend AMD64 based system?

Thanks to everyone, total 670 people responded to the poll. Results are as follows:

  • 89% said either they own or recommend AMD64 based system
  • 7% do not recommend it at all
  • 4% recommend Intel based system

I am planning to purchase new server based on dual AMD64 for my home/office network. It will run either Red Hat enterprise or Debian Linux. :)

New poll: Are you going to try or upgrade to enterprise grade Ubuntu Linux (code-named Dapper Drake)?

New Enterprise-Level Ubuntu Due This Week and our new poll question is:

Are you going to try or upgrade to enterprise grade Ubuntu Linux ?

Originally, Ubuntu Linux was introduced as an easy to use desktop Linux os. Now they are introducing enterprise version. Debian is stable and perfect choice for (besides RHEL/Suse and other Linux distros) my server requirements. Therefore, I am just wondering if you: Are you going to try or upgrade to enterprise grade Ubuntu Linux?

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{ 5 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Scott May 31, 2006

I already did weeks ago.

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2 Steve May 31, 2006

That is cool man :)

Can you explain your experience or difficulties? Currently I am using Red Hat product, which is also good but a little expensive for home and small business.

BTW, when it will be available I will be the first to download and try out

Thanks

–Steve

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3 devnet July 7, 2006

I’d never convert my CentOS box to Ubuntu. Things are more stable (I’ve got a parallel ubuntu box at work that operates inline with the CentOS box…but only the CentOS box is used…it’s more stable).

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4 nixcraft July 7, 2006

CentOS is 100% RHEL clone. So it is better and stable, IMPO.

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5 miker March 15, 2008

Nope. Sticking with CentOS. Couldn’t be happier with it.

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