Zoneminder seems to be the right video surveillance program
But I’m not the best at Linux, can anybody recommend a version
Of Linux that would be the best to use
What’s the best Linux to use
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johnmiles79
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Re: What’s the best Linux to use
Slackware - sort of the "hardcore" of linux distributions, lots of manual configuration, lots of text interfaces.
Suse - the cadillac of Linux's, lots of goodies, easy to use, pretty graphics and setup interface layouts.
RedHat - the most hated among religious linux users, great install interface, good job at getting the job done, lots of features, many things pre-installed so you dont have to deal with it, easy to use, commercial hardware device driver support is geared towards redhat(commercial software too).
Debian - blah I never tried it.
that;s just my opinion.
Suse - the cadillac of Linux's, lots of goodies, easy to use, pretty graphics and setup interface layouts.
RedHat - the most hated among religious linux users, great install interface, good job at getting the job done, lots of features, many things pre-installed so you dont have to deal with it, easy to use, commercial hardware device driver support is geared towards redhat(commercial software too).
Debian - blah I never tried it.
that;s just my opinion.
Re: What’s the best Linux to use
for this...??
RD 7.3 you dont need anything else..
else...
windows 2k server.. :) xp sucks.
RD 7.3 you dont need anything else..
else...
windows 2k server.. :) xp sucks.