Debian OS

We wanted to run several websites on a single Virtual Machine. We wanted the OS to be easy to use and economical. Also, it should not use a lot of RAM. It should be mature, stable, and not crash. Most importantly, the OS should be compatible with our applications like WordPress.

• Cost Effective
• Easier to install applications

WordPress, CloudPanel

We use Debian OS in our org in two different aspects. One for the servers that powers most of our websites and the next is on the staff laptops. We try to avoid as much as cost on licenses and any unwanted fess so we opted Debian OS. Its very good on our servers and helps us to run all our websites and application using the Apache web server. The staff computers are also using this Linux flavor since its easy to use and manage the machines.

• Meets all business needs
• Easy to customize
• No licensing fees, so we don't have to pay anyone for using the OS

Ubuntu, Xubuntu and CentOS Linux

CentOS Linux, Linux/Windows Cloud Server, Linux Mint

I have used Debian OS since I inherited a personal desktop in 1995. I now run it on multiple computers at home, and my kids are more familiar with XFCE than Windows... I also use it on all of my web servers for my business. There have been a few hiccups over the years, though mostly were due to kernel issues that I would have seen on any distribution.

I used to run the "testing" distribution, but have migrated to the "stable" distribution, not because it is more stable, but I just want to spend less time upgrading.

I highly recommend Debian OS - very little "extra" cruft, and I have made lots of old hardware work that had been rejected by others as "too slow", but just needed a simpler OS on it.

• Having no software cost for my business has made me much more profitable, and I never need to worry about a license expiring and crippling features.

Ubuntu and CentOS Linux

• Stability is undeniable by far the best
• short lapses between updates are a big plus
• Debian OS has an unrivaled resource management of our machines

• we have always had a positive impact being a stable operating system helps to meet our goals
• the security that Debian OS offers is a quality that contributes to our objectives
• everything that helps productivity and efficiency in our work has a positive balance in the fulfillment of the objectives that we set ourselves

CentOS Linux, Ubuntu Linux and Fedora Linux

CentOS Linux, Fedora Linux, Ubuntu Linux, PostgreSQL, PhpStorm

• New major releases only come out every two years or so, and each is supported for a number of years with updates. This makes maintenance and patching a breeze!
• It's rock solid, stable and reliable. It just keeps chugging along, for years on end, no matter what hardware it runs on.
• It's one of the gold standards of Linux distributions, along with RedHat and its forks. Easy to find knowledgable people to administer and work with it.

• Debian's absolutely free of charge - giving us an enterprise-grade OS for zero cost and zero licensing headaches.
• Standardising on a single distribution (Debian) for the majority of our servers, and Debian derivative (Ubuntu) for our workstations, has meant knowledge of our systems can be re-used in many parts of our business.
• Its ability to run on a large variety of hardware, and do so for free, makes it possible for us to offer bespoke solutions to customers at very attractive pricing.

Ubuntu Linux, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and CentOS Linux

Ubuntu Linux, Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform, Proxmox VE