Re: Why should one upgrade Fedora whenever a new version is released?

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On 07/15/2013 06:00 PM, Reindl Harald wrote:
> well, you better would be suited with a company giving you
> remote access to your VM's console over a VPN

A quick plug for Linode, which offers this.

HOWEVER, if it's a server AND it's not just a personal thing, then you
need to justify to your employer the time it takes to upgrade for each
release, as well as the potential down time.

That's why the business servers I run are running CentOS.  When CentOS 6
came out, I justified the cost of running one month where the CentOS 5
VPS was up and I migrated content to a new CentOS 6 VPS.  I won't have
to do this again until CentOS 7 is out and is reasonably stable.

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-- Steve
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