Re: Discuss list

Christian Haugan Toldnes wrote:
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> Try installing Ubuntu Server. You get nothing you don't absolutely 
> need, just like TSL. Same way with most other distributions today. TSL 
> identified that as a problem early on, and dealt with it. The others 
> came around, and since TSL haven't evolved since then, it's not needed.
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Actually, we do have servers running Ubuntu Server 6.xx LT

I still prefer TSL, primarely because if it Redhat origin and feel.  
Thats why Centos4/5 (and paid copies of RHES4/5) comprise
most new installs.

That being said, we do have customers asking for Ubuntu.
> Small distros that takes the technology further is always needed. TSL 
> haven't been innovative for the last many years.
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>> Certainly there is a need for a 'TSL' like distro in the linux 
>> community.
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> All major distributions are equal to or better than TSL at everything 
> TSL tries to be today.
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TSL was/is good at being a nice lightweight server distro.  There 
certainly are not a lot of choices there.

-bill
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