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Ubuntu Server

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Like the name suggests, this community is based on the Linux operating system (unofficial) Ubuntu Server. We share ideas and resources, provide support and maybe have a little fun along the way. Please post/send suggestions for new topics to the mods. Have a great day!

Ubuntu Server Edition FAQ page

Its ease of use, ability to customise and capacity to run on a wide range of hardware makes Ubuntu the most popular server choice of the cloud age. This FAQs page provides answers to technical questions.

Ubuntu Server Guide

The Ubuntu Server Guide is available on the official Ubuntu Page. For convenience we have put a shortcut on here. Please check it if you need help with initial setup.

Awesome Selfhosted Projects

The Awesome Selfhosted Project is a community sourced github-page which contains tons of useful information and ideas for projects for Linux Servers (and therefore Ubuntu as well).

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Welcome to ubuntuserver (discuss.tchncs.de)
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I made this place to have a mirror of the niche subreddit. Rules and Other stuff will follow soon. Use common sense. No NSFW, No Self Promotion, Stay on topic, etc.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

No. Everything OK. I was actually wondering what makes an Ubuntu server different? I run many Linux servers myself. Almost all with Debian. For a time it was also Centos. But since more and more systems are a KVM or Docker host, the duration of support no longer plays such a big role, because everything can be migrated quickly. Ubuntu on the desktop has made itself unpopular with the many solo efforts. Lastly Snap as an example. Or Upstart, the desktop as i remember correctly MIR...