Ubuntu vs Debian

>>61239457
Install Gentoo

>>61239457
>FTP server
Arch Linux is usually best for this

>>61239457
Void/gentoo linux

>>61239457
they have the same package manager so you'll have the same experience.

>>61239457
Ubuntu Server

Debian minimal, of course almost anything can run an FTP server.

>>61239457
Always Ubuntu. Ever try to do something with Debian, it'll be headaches all around.

>>61239457
It might be a slightly wiser idea to figure out why you don't want to run an FTP server.

And perhaps setup something more... current year?

Thx all for reply, i think i'll have to test them all with time as experience increase

>>61239526
haha no

Ubuntu is just easy debian.
Don't make your job harder.

>>61239457
Lol wtf dont use bloted *buntu it is shit you can check web server during installation or use tasksel to install apache and from there reconfigure it to be a FTP server

>>61239457
I would use debian. They are the most common distro for servers for good reason.

>>61242471
This.

Ubuntu on servers and pretty much just as stable as Debian for majority of use cases. It's worth it to have up to date software and PPA support.

>>61239457
if you literally just want FTP install Debian Stable.

If you wanna run some more modern shit like nginx+php-fpm+whatever the fuck you might wanna consider Ubuntu LTS instead.

>>61239457
Ubuntu, debian is a fucking outdated meme even with the latest version.

Ubuntu.