On 01/08/2014 04:37 PM, m.roth@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Robert Moskowitz wrote:
>> On 01/08/2014 03:01 PM, m.roth@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
>>> Warren Young wrote:
>>>> On 1/8/2014 01:14, Sorin Srbu wrote:
>>>>> Redhat already has Fedora as a testing ground.
>>>> True, but Fedora is a bleeding-edge Linux, while CentOS is a stable
>>>> Linux. Both have their place.
>>> 1++ (and boy, do I *hate* bleeding edge)
>> Some years back I REALLY tried living with Centos on my notebook. I now
>> put up with the Fedora eol joys. Just jumped from 17 to 20. You just
>> got to love, ahem, what the Gnome team is doing....
> No. (And if you *had* to do fedora, why not 19?)
Because it will be eol before you blink. So even if f20 is brand new,
you at least live with it for a while before the next update. Plus i got
to find a bug with NVRAM update with my Lenovo x120e which is now an RFE
for f21. If I had been on f19, might not have caught this, or had a
bigger struggle to get them to realize that the NVRAM update should be
the LAST step of the installation, not so early, so if it fails you
still have a bootable install. I got some good help to get things working.
> A thought: have you considered trying to install dual boot with the
> current CentOS? I've been considering redoing my netbook, with the thought
> of getting rid of the Ubuntu netbook remix....
Well since I am now running on an SSD drive, I have my old HD to test
with. Maybe. Or maybe I will wait until Centos 7 comes out. ;)
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