@concerto49 Not really. The general bitching / consensus about Linode IIRC where two major things:

No it was negative, at least from vpsnodebox perspective. It was along the lines of, "I hate Linode, always have, no someone please provide me wrong."

No trying to be cynical, but @vpsnodebox you seem to be opening threads about providers - Linode, now GoDaddy to give them some negative press. It's the way you opened the discussion - I can't find an

@GetKVM_Ash Everyone does things differently. We have enough equipment to take care of our own redundancies. Even if I had to use another provider, it wouldn't be them for sure. I'd rather use Linode

http://library.linode.com/networking/openvpn/debian-6-squeeze

Download speed from Linode, Atlanta GA: 2.32MB/s

Yes I am. Just following the tutorials from Linode (Image)

I am running Ubuntu 12.04 on a OpenVZ VPS and setup OpenVPN using this tutorial from Linode in combination with the changes described above:

See how other successful companies' websites such as chicagovps, buyvm, and linode are.

Download speed from Linode, Atlanta GA: 2.06MB/s

I'm not sure if that 32mb VPS would be enough for an access server setup. You may instead try to setup VPN using some other tutorial like http://library.linode.com/networking/openvpn

http://library.linode.com/networking/openvpn

Never used Shared Hosting before, my first website was hosted on a 512MB Linode :P

and that, ladies and gentleman is the reason why i don't run serverbear benchmark on my vps

Linode... I know I know.

For example 1 core / process takes ~7mins, 4 cores / processes takes ~ 30mins on a Linode.

Non-LEB : prgmr & linode

A hosting package that came with out Internet connection like 14 years ago was actually the first think I hosted a website on. Then came tripod.lycos.co.uk (ftw). I can't remember when I started payin

Linode, Atlanta, GA, USA 9.97 MB/s

Linode, Atlanta, GA, USA 10.1 MB/s