Where I work, we run CentOS, which is RedHat EL 4, but free.

In an enterprise environment, I favor stability as well as 'common'.
Most program's I've seen written for Linux, both opensource or
otherwise, tend to have RPM's, and if not, have it in their
compatibility lists mentioned "redhat".  RHEL RPM's will work with
CentOS as well, so there's little difference, other than the cost:
nothing vs an arm & a leg.

http://www.centos.org/


-hth,

  Tony Evans



Mike Garfias wrote:
> I use EL4 at work.  70+ machines.
> 
> Not by choice mind you.  I'd rather run Debian.
> 
> Derek Neighbors spoke forth with the blessed manuscript:
>> On Sep 20, 2006, at 9:23 AM, Nathan England wrote:
>>
>>> I'm interested in an Enterprise roundup, what distro you use in an  
>>> enterprise
>>> environment and what it is you like about it.
>>>
>>> I'm not intending to start a flame war, but I'm looking into a new EL.
>> Ubuntu because it is Debian goodness with a regular release schedule.  
>> In a nutshell, it sucks less than the other distros.  : )
>>
>> --
>> Derek
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