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Hi!

I found this at Redhat's place. Shocking! :-)

regards, Tommy

http://www.redhat.com/support/mailing-lists/archives/redhat-list/1997-April-4/0691.html

Gene Wilburn (njo@interlog.com)
Sat, 26 Apr 1997 09:48:30 -0400

Thanks to all who replied here and via private email. The replies were
unanimous in their support for RH Linux as a solid, capable web server.
I
now feel comfortable in proceeding with RH, which was my preference
anyway.
My local guru appears to be out of date in his recommendation of freeBSD
over Linux. I've been running RH as a web server in test mode and I've
been quite happy with it. Now, if I can just slip it in on our official
website before my boss gets NT happy :)

Gene