Mint is an excellent distro for a server platform and any usage that you may need.

This operating system is a Linux distribution that comes directly from Ubuntu; this allows Linx Mint to have access to the same repositories and to have compatibility that Ubuntu does not have with a lot of useful software in everyday life and the office. In turn, Linux Mint is immune to computer viruses; this does not mean that there may be malware that can affect it, but certainly, there are very few and most of those that are aimed at violating Windows. Anybody can use Linux Mint to clean removable storage memories or (if you share the hard drive with both operating systems) to get into the bowels of Windows and be able to see and touch the files that you cannot, when you are in it. Like all Linux, it has a version called "live cd" that allows you to experience it from any data storage unit without installing it. Finally, we can highlight a sober, friendly, and intuitive interface ideal for people with little experience handling Linux-based operating systems.

From Linux Mint I like: - It has a very intuitive, familiar, and friendly graphical interface, which is essential for people who experiment with Linux for the first time. - It is safe. It has a configuration in the firewall that allows you to feel confident. If your purpose is to manage servers, it is the operating system you are looking for. - It is oriented to carry out office work and to carry out daily work at home. - It has a large amount of documentation on the internet; this is because it has its roots in Ubuntu, and this is one of the most used Linux distributions worldwide.