On Sep 23, 2015, at 17:41 04, James W. Oliver <[email protected]> wrote:

> While we are on a similar topic, I'm needing to setup a new system for our 
> broadcast booth, What is the status on CentOS 7? Seeing as many of our 
> servers are running this distro I'd prefer to use the same one on air, and I 
> know there were some packages for this. Is this distro officially supported 
> now or still only on a roadmap?

I did a beta Appliance version based on 7 last year.  I quit pushing it last 
Fall after coming to the realization that Kickstart (the subsystem that allows 
for automated installations, which we rely heavily upon for doing the initial 
setup) was broken in some fundamental ways in 7, especially when used with UEFI 
BIOSes.  Now that the first ‘point update’ (RH doesn’t call it this anymore 
with 7, but it’s what it amounts to) is out, I plan to revisit this.

However, once the installation issues are sorted, Rivendell works fine on 
CentOS 7.  In fact, it’s the primary system I do development on these days, and 
we have production-grade RPMs for it online 
[http://download.paravelsystems.com/CentOS/7/].

Now if I could just figure out how to turn off Gnome 3’s idiotic ‘hot corners’ 
feature, life would be perfect…

Cheers!


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