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Well ur desciption says it all<br />
Go for linux,preferably Ubuntu Server
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Well ur desciption says it all
Go for linux,preferably Ubuntu Server

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Lookup LAMP.All in one for your purpose.
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I'm obviously interested to the linux OS, with LAMP but my doubt was on which distribution... Ubuntu, RedHat, Fedora... etc... i'm newbie on Unix OS... but i want to learn them.<br />
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I wanna start on one with much flexibility and resources around it.<br />

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I'm obviously interested to the linux OS, with LAMP but my doubt was on which distribution... Ubuntu, RedHat, Fedora... etc... i'm newbie on Unix OS... but i want to learn them.

I wanna start on one with much flexibility and resources around it.


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I have a server with a Xeon 3.0 Ghz, 2HDX500GB on Raid, 4GB RAM.<br />
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I'm going to use it to run Vtiger(it is a CRM, it needs Apache &amp;&nbsp;MySQL services).<br />
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Which OS do you suggest me to install on a Server to run VTiger?<br />
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I thinking on UNIX based one, adding a service (as Samba to share also some directory for Windows PC connected through LAN to this server).
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I have a server with a Xeon 3.0 Ghz, 2HDX500GB on Raid, 4GB RAM.

I'm going to use it to run Vtiger(it is a CRM, it needs Apache & MySQL services).

Which OS do you suggest me to install on a Server to run VTiger?

I thinking on UNIX based one, adding a service (as Samba to share also some directory for Windows PC connected through LAN to this server).

Which OS do you suggest me to install on a Server to run VTiger?

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