chika wrote:
is it openSUSE suitable for being a server??? any option, maybe another distro?
It's one of the best possible distros to use as a server, since it's very complete and managable. I do a lot of consulting jobs for small and medium businesses, and opensuse performs quite solidly. Of course, personal preferences play a large part. I've been a unix admin since the 90s, and have tried most of the major distros out there, and for the most part suse is my goto distro.
just curious.... openSUSE always loads or uses 90% of my 1 gig RAM, but ubuntu just 25% of it. what's that mean?
That could be a slight difference in kernel parameters, which are easily tuned. It could also be a different usage pattern - could it be that you're running a totally different workload on the 2 distros, or you had suse booted up longer? In general linux will always use all the RAM it can, because unused RAM is wasted RAM.
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