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Lenny or Etch

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Lamez
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Lenny or Etch

#1 Post by Lamez »

First what is the difference between the two? Which one is best for running a server (I currently running etch w/o a desktop). Which one is best for normal for personal computing?

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rickh
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#2 Post by rickh »

Both are best.
Debian-Lenny/Sid 32/64
Desktop: Generic Core 2 Duo, EVGA 680i, Nvidia
Laptop: Generic Intel SIS/AC97

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#3 Post by CreamFilledGiraffe »

Stable (currently Etch) for servers, either for "normal" computing.
Peace,
Rich

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#4 Post by didi »

http://www.debian.org/releases/

Normally you'd run stable on a server, but I've been running Lenny (currently testing, soon stable) on my server for quite some months now without any issues.

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#5 Post by Lamez »

Thanks for the information guys!

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#6 Post by Jackiebrown »

Lenny is going to be released in a few months. You'll skip a big upgrade if you start with Lenny.

Only bug fixes are going into Lenny right now.

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#7 Post by Lamez »

well I have already configured my server just the way I like it!

you can see it online at http://homtron.co.cc I am so proud of it :D

How would I go about upgrading to Lenny?

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#8 Post by Jackiebrown »

Is it a domain name server?

Because when I go to that link, it says that domain is available.

If it is that you have a lot of mysq errors showing but the site does look intricate.

As far as upgrading, you may as well wait. When Lenny is "released" they will put out guides for the upgrades as well as any warnings.

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#9 Post by Lamez »

ah, I misspelled it!

http://www.hometron.co.cc

and thanks for telling about how to upgrade..

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#10 Post by rickh »

Lamez wrote:... thanks for telling about how to upgrade..
http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?t=31649
Debian-Lenny/Sid 32/64
Desktop: Generic Core 2 Duo, EVGA 680i, Nvidia
Laptop: Generic Intel SIS/AC97

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