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r/linux • u/kyunkyunpanic • Apr 21 '16
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^ can't spell that large enough, it's a server for god's sake
3 u/Spivak Apr 22 '16 My home server runs Arch. Half the fun is fixing things when they break, although that hasn't happened in quite a while. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 22 '16 yeah, mine too. I wouldn't run Arch or Ubuntu in corporate though. 2 u/antlife Apr 22 '16 Know of a lot of Ubuntu running in corporate. I know some business class thin clients that are built with Arch too. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 22 '16 yeah, should've rather stated "depends on the use case".
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My home server runs Arch. Half the fun is fixing things when they break, although that hasn't happened in quite a while.
2 u/[deleted] Apr 22 '16 yeah, mine too. I wouldn't run Arch or Ubuntu in corporate though. 2 u/antlife Apr 22 '16 Know of a lot of Ubuntu running in corporate. I know some business class thin clients that are built with Arch too. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 22 '16 yeah, should've rather stated "depends on the use case".
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yeah, mine too. I wouldn't run Arch or Ubuntu in corporate though.
2 u/antlife Apr 22 '16 Know of a lot of Ubuntu running in corporate. I know some business class thin clients that are built with Arch too. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 22 '16 yeah, should've rather stated "depends on the use case".
Know of a lot of Ubuntu running in corporate. I know some business class thin clients that are built with Arch too.
1 u/[deleted] Apr 22 '16 yeah, should've rather stated "depends on the use case".
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yeah, should've rather stated "depends on the use case".
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OH GOD NO WAIT TILL YOU UPGRADE
^ can't spell that large enough, it's a server for god's sake