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Only prob with Fedora in a 'production' type environment is it's 
amazingly rapid release cycle. If you're up to upgrading once a year or 
so - go for it. For me, it works - I like doing new stuff and playing. 
That's what Fedora is for.

But if you need something that'll "last" for more than a year or so (say 
3 to 5), is also up to date and reliable, take a good hard look at CentOS.
http://www.centos.org/

Basically same deal as a Fedora, but has longer support cycles. Much 
better suited for 'production' type environments, but still familiar and 
up to date.

Mmm, may have talked my self into an install or two...

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Jeremy Utley wrote:
> I can whole-heartedly recommend Ubuntu or Fedora.  I don't personally
> like debian, because to get anything remotely up to date, you have to
> get into their testing or unstable repos, but Ubuntu and Fedora are
> both kept quite up to date.  Fedora devs also put their foot down
> against anything "non-free" going into their repos - however yum repos
> like Livna fill that need.
> 
> I myself use mostly Fedora here, anymore - I usually keep an Ubuntu
> installation around tho.
> 
> Jeremy
>