Can someone explain to me what is the difference between linux web hosting and windows web hosting? I made my website in Dreamweaver and don’t know what to choose. Chosen Answer: Either Linux or Windows would work for you. Linux uses Apache web server and Windows uses IIS web server. Personally I like Linux. Most [...]
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Linux web hosting or Windows web hosting?
October 25th, 2012 
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April 1st, 2012 Linux Hosting I have a mac and i will use adobe software to build my site.. Chosen Answer: Neither of the first two have anything to do with the second two. Windows uses a graphical interface, but it won’t be much easier to maintain / set up than Linux. by: inclusive_disjunction on: 16th January 08
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January 14th, 2012 Linux Hosting Does my computer have to run on Linux in order to manage a website that uses the Linux OS? Chosen Answer: If you are hosting the website on your own computer then yes. If it is hosted some place else, such as Yahoo Small Business, then no. by: on: 4th September 10
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January 8th, 2012 Linux Hosting What is the difference between linux web hosting & Windows web hosting? Can’t we built a website in windows if we take linux hosting and vice-versa? Chosen Answer: All websites today currently run on either a Windows web server or a Linux-based server. The vast majority of websites run on a Linux-based platform as Linux [...]
What is the difference between linux hosting and windows hosting?
December 18th, 2011 Linux Hosting Friends, I’m going to host a website. what is the difference between these both hosting? please explain it clearly. I’m going to use php in my site. which one is best for that? Chosen Answer: Both will offer Php, if installed. Linux hosting is the most common (75% of the market). It is cheaper, since [...]