CentOS is the gold standard for web servers for sure. I also really like Debian.

I still prefer the old cathinfo layout, but no blackouts is nice.

Talk about Linux being rock solid -- My Linux (CentOS 6) web server hasn't been rebooted for 331 days!  Can you imagine not rebooting for an entire year?  There's a reason Linux dominates the web server market.

On this feast of one of the great doctors of the Church, I dare to offer my speculation [*] that it might be because crucial code in Linux, notably storage allocation & deallocation, plus buffer management, was designed, written, and tested by a responsible adult, with his successors loyally following his lead in programming maturity.

I confess that I have no sources to confirm my speculation; it's possible that many programmers faced a firing squad before Linux achieved the necessary level of quality & reliability.

I remember some versions of Windows that needed to be rebooted several times a day.

Ummm, yes, a testament to the immature hacking [Δ] and related slipshod programming for which Bill Gates--and his Microsoft--seems to have become the standard-bearer.  And yes: Any perceived insult is fully intended.

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Note *: From extensive experience, which was unpleasant as often as not, and not really amenable to being boiled down to comparisons of programming languages.

Note Δ: <https://www.cathinfo.com/computers-and-technology/cracker-vs-hacker/msg544840/#msg544840>.

I remember some versions of Windows that needed to be rebooted several times a day...

Windows NT was a disaster that way.  I had to reboot it ever night, while the Linux server I had next to it ran for years without a reboot.