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Hi,
My task for this weekend is to install CentOS 7 on my primary machine.
It's currently running CentOS 6, so after tonight's backup I will
perform the 7 install. I've done other installs of 7, but this will be
the first of a machine that is running important stuff.
Here are some of the service
The biggest learning curve is systemd.
If you have service scripts for things, you will need to convert them.
Also file system defaults to xfs.
NFS also goes to the next version.
On Feb 9, 2018 3:53 PM, "Galen Seitz" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My task for this weekend is to install CentOS 7 on my primary
VLC 3.0 has recently been released, but at this time Ubuntians can only
install it via Snap. I installed Snap (sudo apt-get install snapd), and
then VLC, but I got extremely strange results. Prior to this the
version of VLC on my computer was 2.2.6 (Umbrella). Afterward I had
both installed. Appare
While you are at it - automate the setup/config - it will be great asset to
you when you need to repeat or extend it.
I second - systemd was the biggest change when I moved on a few years ago.
While I do not necessarily like its monolith architecture - I find it
pretty easy to work with. Systend i
With snap you can have more than one version to coexist unlike with apt.
If you are bothered about the message. Try removing the snap version too.
Apt update and install the snap again.
I would trust what VLC says internally though.
On Feb 9, 2018 8:49 PM, "John Jason Jordan" wrote:
VLC 3.0
