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Now, while I know this is really an OS X Server board, I’m a firm believer of keeping up and using multiple server technologies to keep on or even ahead of the curve. After all, a “know thine enemy” mindset is no more appropriate than for us folks managing OS X servers to know exactly what the strengths and weaknesses are for the platform we prefer to use.
That out of the way, Trustix Secure Linux 2.0 has just been recently released and contains all the latest revs of various server applications under its hood. If you are looking for a resource-light, feature-rich server Linux distribution, I can recommend this one as the folks there have done a nice job in putting things together.
Install, configure a user account with sudo rights, set, and forget as management of the server is 100% through SSH and/or the command console. It’s definitely not for Linux newbies, but for those of you who are feeling familiar on the command line, it’s a great way to offload some of the more mundane server tasks onto a cheap PC.
Enjoy!
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