[maddinat0r]

Like the title says, CentOS 7 has been released. I'd like to know how many CentOS users are going to upgrade to it (it's actually pretty important for me because of the new gcc compiler version shipped with it, which means I can code my plugins better), so just leave your comment here and/or participate in the poll.

I guess it won't be many at the beginning (since they only provide a 64bit version at the moment and the current release still has some minor bugs), but it still would be good to know.

[ikkentim]

I switched to ubuntu a couple of weeks ago, so, nope.

And my other vps runs on centos 6.5 (some web-stuff and ts3). Haven't looked thoroughly at centos7, but i don't see why i'd upgrade.

[Khanz]

>CentOS
lel enjoy your redhat bloat baby.

Come use Gentoo.

[Mauzen]

I currently use centos 6. The kernel update is pretty much the only update id be interested in, I dont think ill update in the near future.

[NewerthRoleplay]

Just like Mauzen I'm not going to upgrade soon, currently there is only beta versions of the OpenVZ template and no 32 bit version so..

[FahadKing07]

Going to give a try to Centos 7

[lolumadd_]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Khanz >CentOS lel enjoy your redhat bloat baby. Come use Gentoo.

You couldn't make it more obvious that you come from /g/

[linuxthefish]

Quote:

Originally Posted by NewerthRoleplay Just like Mauzen I'm not going to upgrade soon, currently there is only beta versions of the OpenVZ template and no 32 bit version so..

The openvz templates have broken repos, watch out.

[brent94]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Khanz >CentOS lel enjoy your redhat bloat baby. Come use Gentoo.

Fuck Gentoo.

[NewerthRoleplay]

Quote:

Originally Posted by linuxthefish The openvz templates have broken repos, watch out.

Oh god thanks, my home server is the same anyway, running an extremely non supported CentOS edit (YDL) those repos have been broken for ages! You would not believe how difficult it is to find a ppc repo!