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Lowest possible resource usage does not necessarily translate into the best performance. Optimal resource allocation is where resources allocated (i.e. memory etc) match the software/app's (apache, php, mysql, nginx, bind etc) required resources under peak loads (not idle loads).
Most low end debian or centos installer scripts try to move towards that goal by replacing apps which have a lower average resource footprint, i.e. NSD vs BIND, Nginx vs Apache etc etc. For CentOS definitely start with minimal install base and add what is needed. I have a personal bias to my own script Centmin Mod for such http://centminmod.com/. Google+ Community http://centminmod.com/gcom
Disappointed. Where is the stripper?
she works at centos
Linux Mint has one.
http://foreverfreegnu.files.wordpress.com/2012/05/linux_mint_hot_sexy_girl_by_betosoft-d3j7cdq.png
@24khost
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You can try my bash script called CentOS_Minimal if you want,
It's similar to the maxexcloo's Minimal.v1.0 script, but only works on centos.
Note: You should run this script before installing the "LNMP" and something else.
1.Download
2.Useage
Minimal OpenSSH based install
Set the clock, clean files and logging
Change SSH port
Install extra packages
3.Compatibility
Operating Systems:
Platforms:
That's what I was looking for.
I call bait and switch on that this one. Very very misleading.
http://www.debian.org/