For those of us still using 32 bit hardware, 13.2 is as up to date as we can go
since Suse dropped 32 bit support.
Even though specs of the hardware are supposed to be 64 bit, I could not get
Leap to install and it would freeze before the menu appeared.Tried a few disk
burns and checksums but nothing. After that I settled for 13.2 32 bit which
worked first time.
Mainly using it as a PVR/ DLNA server with DVB-s and DVB-t cards, so media
support is important.
kde3-kaffeine is the No.1 Application, The reason being that the newer version
of kaffeine is still broken and lacking features.
TVHeadend recordings won't play back 'as is' on a Sony Smart TV whereas
recordings from both versions of kaffeine do.
So long as we have a snapshot of the latest build available as an archive it
would probably fill the gap until the hardware gives up or a good proportion of
broadcasts go to S2 or T2 which would be an incentive to replace the TV cards
with something HD capable.
RegardsDave.
From: Olaf Hering <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, January 2, 2017 8:15 AM
Subject: [packman] dropping support for 13.2
Does anyone still care about 13.2 in packman? Support for 13.2 will
end in about two weeks in OBS. I think its time to retire it around
end of January to free resources. The binary packages will remain on
the mirrors.
Olaf
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