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Help choosing centos vs debian

SlobodanG

New Pleskian
Hi,

I've been using Plesk 9 on centos for some time.
Sool I'll be switching to Plesk 10.

Should I choose debian or stay on centos and why?
What platform is Plesk's 'native'?
Where I'll get more support/stability/performance?
 
My advise stick to what you have and know. I always have been on rpm based OS. I run fedora core on all my desktops and centos 6 servers.
 
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