I'm looking for something to run my server that I can trust and something light so I can use more on the programs them selves
What is the arguably most stable and lightest linux distribution
Jaxson Cooper
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Ryder Parker
Install gentoo
Jackson Adams
Porteus.
Lucas Ward
Alpine. It also comes hardened by default.
Ryan Peterson
Ubuntu
>Giving OP as many different answers to confuse the faggot to punish him for not checking the /fglt/ wiki
Deserved it.
Jonathan Moore
You can make any distro as light ad you want. Use the net install and just pick what you want.
Christian Gutierrez
Debian minimal
Xubuntu
Puppy linux
Windows Vista
Sebastian Fisher
Xubuntu is anything but stable
Benjamin Williams
>What is the arguably most stable and lightest linux distribution
the one from linus torvalds, version 4.9
Xavier Sullivan
Puppy linux is awesome. A lifesaver.
Jack James
Any server headless
Oliver Davis
Arch
Xavier Wilson
Unraid
Manjaro
Fedora
FreeNAS
Elementary
Mint
Abit
Jackson Long
Jordan Wood
TinyCore or DSL
Elijah Parker
GNU/kfreeBSD
Jose Hughes
rhel/centos is the most stable, debian stable is second. debian netinstall is by default more lightweight than rhel/centos though
Liam Young
Puppy.
Gavin Powell
Lubuntu
Redhat
Christopher Martin
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Kayden Rogers
Debian. There's nothing more stable.
Eli Morgan
Depends on what you plan to do with the server, if it is something not multimedia related I would use CentOS without even thinking about it twice.
Brody Jenkins
I want something with a graphical interface, stable enogh to keep my files save when I leave the system running for around ~10 days
Brandon Rogers
Alpine
Jose Rogers
>I want something with a graphical interface
fuck off back to windows normie.
James Hughes
Solus.
Kevin Sanders
There is. It's called Slackware.