We run it on our webserver here at work. Unfortunately "work" spans two buildings across campus from each other, and I'm in the other building so I can't log into the desktop and look for you.
As an "enthusiast" Linux user (7+ years) I like some of what Red Hat's done with their distro, including what they've done with Fedora, but not enough to use it on my own machines. If you ever get advanced enough to the point that you want to try some stronger whiskey, install
Debian or
Gentoo. They'll put hair on your chest
