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fedora 8 ?

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I cant belive that plesk cant ran in fedora 7 or fedora 8.
Please when fedora 8?
 
According to http://www.swsoft.com/en/products/plesk/reqs/ Fedora 7 is supported. And I can totally believe Fedora 8 is not supported yet, as it hasn't been out that long. They need to do some work to support a new distro and then also do a bunch of testing.

My usual advice: go with a distribution that has a long supported lifecycle (RHEL, CentOS, Debian, etc.). Fedora is a nice distro, but choosing it means you'll need to change your OS again in just over a year. If you think that's no problem, then run with it, but we run everything on CentOS and I can recommend CentOS 5 to anyone that wants to run a stable server.
 
I agree with Breun because Fedora isnt for fully Server enviorment...

CentOS5 or Red Hat Enterprise 5 are a good choice.
 
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