[ubuntu-uk] fit for the purpose
Tony Travis
ajt at rri.sari.ac.uk
Thu Jun 21 17:40:53 BST 2007
Chris Jones wrote:
> Hi
>
> Tony Travis wrote:
>> I use 6.06.1 LTS for the reasons you state.
>> I rest my case ;-)
>
> I was only disagreeing with you in the situation where the user's
> hardware is too new for the current LTS release, sorry, I wasn't
> especially clear about that.
Hello, Chris.
Are there any 'point' releases of the current LTS planned?
It might resolve some hardware problems if new kernel modules were
included in, say, a 6.06.2 LTS release, and existing LTS users could get
the same updated modules from the package repositories.
I've got to admit, I have put Feisty on a desktop at home to try it out
but I use Dapper LTS with my port of openMosix 2.4.26-om1 on our Beowulf
cluster. This is one reason why I want to use the LTS version.
I'm also use a Dapper 6.06.1 LTS derivative that I've created called
'biobuntu' as part of an EU-funded genomics project. I've put up a demo
server at:
http://nbx2.nugo.org
I've built a live/install DVD for this using "Reconstructor", but it's
not quite ready for public release. I use 'biobuntu' on my laptop ;-)
Best wishes,
Tony.
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