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CentOS 7 Released

posted by janrinok on Tuesday July 08 2014, @10:51AM   Printer-friendly
from the just-for-info dept.

joekiser writes:

After weeks of testing, CentOS 7 has been released. For a list of RELEASE NOTES, please see the Wiki.

CentOS falls in line with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7, released just 26 days ago. It is also worth noting that an ALPHA release of Scientific Linux 7.0 is also available for testing.

 
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  • (Score: 2) by frojack on Tuesday July 08 2014, @08:13PM

    by frojack (1554) on Tuesday July 08 2014, @08:13PM (#66160) Journal

    Changing file systems affects users and admins directly. There are ins and outs of file system maintenance, backup, recovery, boot loaders, etc., etc. Several incompatible projects also affect code maturity and stability, as developer efforts are spread much more thinly, all over the place.

    But, unless I miss my guess, all the old file systems are also supported, and you can choose one or several at install time. (At least its that way with Opensuse, which I tend to use more often than any Redhat derivative.)

    So people upgrading stick with what they have. People experimenting choose the new. Everybody happy.

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