Mnyb wrote: 
> Choice of basic LInux OS for LMS ?
> 
> Any preference ?
> 
> I want to avoid:
> 
> Unsuported perl versions.
> 
> Unsolved dependencies that needs me to install exotic stuff thats not in
> any repo  add symlinks compile stuff etc hunt down cpan and extra perl
> thingys...
> Bad support for popular plugins.
> SSL problems , i had to solve that for my current OS .
> 
> Good to have :
> 
> Good media codec support .
> Firewall in Linux that you actually understands how to configure .
> Excellent package system .
> Fast, reasonably lean on resources not bloated ,but not as bare bones
> that nothing works .
> Good forums and genral support.
> Possibly a ligthweigth desktop unless i chose to have it headless as
> usual.
> 
> If headless without GUI and only a web-UI for admin make it very capable
> eb-UI that actually works and lets you fix stuff (the firewall tool in
> my current distro does not really work )
> .......
> I assume you guys and gals now more than me and appreciate good
> suggestions .

You don't want much, huh? :)

I'm a fan of dpkg and apt-get myself, so I generally suggest a
debian/Ubuntu variant. You will never get away from Perl version creep
however. Ubuntu has a server version, and the repos are stuffed full of
good stuff so there's little messing about required. I'd go that way.



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Debian+LMS 7.9.0
Music: ~1300 CDs, as 450 GB of 16/44k FLACs. No less than 3x 24/44k
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