To: | "Martin P. Hellwig" <mhellwig@xxxxxxxxx> |
From: | Tomaž Borštnar <tomaz.borstnar@xxxxxxxx> |
Date: | Wed, 19 Apr 2006 20:14:34 +0200 |
walt wrote:Tomaž Borštnar wrote: [...]Or should I go with FreeBSD?
It all depends on which one do you know how to administer. Both will work.
Heh. I'm an amateur so I'm incompetent on both systems ;o)
Seriously, is there much difference from a professional sysadmin's perspective? Can you give some examples, perhaps, of where the admin would notice a big difference between DragonFly and FreeBSD?
Of course migrating to another platform requires extensive testing of all required applications, which could hold you back because it's more effort then it's worth, but if you have to migrate anyway (i.e. FreeBSD 4 to 6) then you could consider other platforms too.Exactly!
Personally my production network ( 7 FreeBSD servers, 6 virtual on MS VirtualServer and 1 on the machine direct which is a jail host server) and test network (3 FreeBBSD's, 1 DragonFlyBSD all on VMWare <Debianno problems with timekeeping in DF? I still need to have rdate in cron in order to fix time slips with 1.4.3 under Vmware Server.