Ubuntu is the most popular GNU/Linux distribution for personal computers. It is also a popular choice as a server OS. Ubuntu is a Debian GNU/Linux derivative. Ubuntu’s focus is on creating a reliable, easy-to-use, stable, and free operating system. However, the aim to support a lot of hardware is why Ubuntu is not a performant OS. It has a lot of software preinstalled. In fact, it has two package managers: APT and Snap.
A lot of users decide whether or not to upgrade Ubuntu Linux with a simple “Yes” or “No” answer. However, you don’t have to do that — you can find out for yourself whether the new version of Ubuntu is a good fit for you with the following questions: “Will this new version solve all … Read more
Ubuntu Linux has been around for ages. Fedora is a much newer distro. I’ve used both, and my first impression of Fedora is: if you’re going to start over from scratch, I’d start with Ubuntu and see how it goes. That’s not to say that Fedora isn’t a great distribution. My point is that Fedora … Read more
As an experienced GNU/Linux system administrator, I’ve been recommending Debian to my colleagues as the go-to GNU/Linux distribution for servers. Ubuntu is an attractive alternative, and for small to medium-sized installations I like it a lot. However, I’m also an Ubuntu user and I still like Debian and feel comfortable working on servers running Debian. … Read more