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Re: Linux vs. Windows hosting?

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Originally Posted by yongkimleng
Linux or Windows dosent matter, with windows you can still drop in mysql and php into IIS or run apache off it. You got a nice GUI and remotedesktop to play with (esp if you're using windows at home)
There is a tremendous difference between managing your own server and purchasing a shared hosting plan from a webhost. You may not have the access required to install the PHP extension, so it's much safer and easier to go with a Linux plan from the start.

Of course, if you're administering your own server, feel free to do whatever you're most comfortable with.