it's my own, a mutated Redhat something from Contribs.org, - a "SME-server", - takes 20 minutes from you format the harddrive until you'll have a webserver, webmail, ftp, multiple domains or whatever you like... very easy :-) (It's actually feeding my Kiss DP-500 Divx DVD player as well...)
My biggest problem is that it's currently the only physical webserver here at home right now, - and it's running 2 or 3 sites right now which needs 'full attention' so I really can't bring it down for more than a little time at night, - or face the risk of a php upgrade going wrong. .:-)
I've got a site for a photographer I know and he's showing images from an event from this weekend, - I'm involved with "Danish Touring car Championship" and have a couple of sites with images, - I'm with the team that Jan Magnussen drives for... .-) )
I beleave there is an upgrade that upgrades both php, mysql, SSH and whatever else security issues.... so it's an upgrade I need to test thorougly. But I can slam a machine together and try it if it sounds reasonable that a newer php version than 4.1.2 is required.
Any inside info about the "images in multiple albums", - when using the batch upload feature ? Should it work ? (in this current"you're on your own-Beta-no support version" ? :-) I fully understand why the version comes without support, - and I just appreciate the option of trying it out :-)
Regarding the minimal requirements for plugins, - I agree, - the limitations of the core system should not hold the plugin's back - the 'time to market' for a new plugin is shorter so it's much easyer to develop a plugin that requires new feature X, - than having to wait for the core system to be 'upgraded'.... but if there is any requirements, - like PHP >4.30 :-) then it should be somewhere