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Phill Edwards wrote:
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<pre wrap=""> It gets updates just like Fedora. It's a repackaged RHEL5 system with
different logos, to put it simply. It will have the same EOL as RHEL5.
The kernel was optimized for server environments, so not all of the
hardware is ready to go out of the box. But once you get it working, it's a
rock solid OS, being designed for the enterprise environment. It gets
package updates like any other OS, but for a Myth box do you really need
them?
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If I understand you correctly, it doesn't sound CentOS offers any
benefits in terms of less forced upgrade cycles over Fedora then?
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Not sure of the EOL cycles of Fedora, but Cent has some long ones (2014
for Cent5) <br>
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.rackaid.com/supported-systems/centos/">http://www.rackaid.com/supported-systems/centos/</a><br>
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