[mythtv-users] CentOS and 0.27-fixes (which really just means always-latest)

Brian J. Murrell brian at interlinx.bc.ca
Wed Apr 23 13:28:39 UTC 2014


On Wed, 2014-04-23 at 09:08 -0400, Tom Lichti wrote: 
> 
> Seconded.

I really, really don't want to start a distro holy war here.  I replied
to the first "why" off-list to try to avoid it.

I just don't have confidence in Ubuntu any more.  I feel they are at
least dividing (if not completely redirecting) their attentions away
from general-computing to chase TVs, tablets, and phones.

I see way too many bugs just languish for literally years and years
presumably because they don't affect that non-general-computing
use-case.

> I like CentOS as a server, but
> for anything outside of a basic LAMP setup, it's...difficult.

Well, yes.  This is the concern that started this thread.

> My frontends are all Fedora

So yeah, I'm no more interested in my FEs being on a 6-month upgrade
cycle than I am the BE so I'd want CentOS for the FEs also.  But since I
don't care about any of the desktop-paradigm crap, this should be
livable.

> Anyway, food for thought.

Yeah.  Mythbuntu do a really good job of keeping things up-to-date on
Ubuntu, that is for sure.  I might just end up having to stay with
Mythbuntu for my Myth machines but move whatever else around here is
left on Ubuntu to RedHat.  I was hoping to have to just deal with two,
somewhat-alike distros (Fedora and CentOS) rather than three though.

Thanks for the input.

b.

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