Upgrade to Fedora 30
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@warren-stanley said in Upgrade to Fedora 30:
@scottalanmiller this sounds dare-I-say-it... "Smooth"? Trawling ML at the moment, trying to decide if to move from Ubuntu server
I love Fedora for servers especially. Ubuntu 19.04 has really made the desktop slick, though.
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Fedora 30 workstation is very nice - testing on an intel nuc5ppyh(I have a bunch to look after) that so far, all the recent *buntu derived distros (haven't tested Pop!_OS though) exhibit random freezing and graphical glitches. "nomodeset" etc is painful. So far F30 is glitch free :crossed_fingers: .
Would be nice to sit on just one flavoured distro for the Linux side of things here. Not sure I'm loving the Snap thing either..
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@warren-stanley said in Upgrade to Fedora 30:
Would be nice to sit on just one flavoured distro for the Linux side of things here. Not sure I'm loving the Snap thing either..
We are essentially all F30 here (or will be once the updates stop.)
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A few dozen servers updated tonight. only found one bug.
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@scottalanmiller said in Upgrade to Fedora 30:
A few dozen servers updated tonight. only found one bug.
I’ll do servers this weekend.
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@warren-stanley said in Upgrade to Fedora 30:
@scottalanmiller this sounds dare-I-say-it... "Smooth"? Trawling ML at the moment, trying to decide if to move from Ubuntu server
Ubuntu is such a PITA. I can and do use it, but only where Debian will not suffice instead.
I also prefer Fedora Server.
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All my servers are Ubuntu server editions, I like it..but, have tried fedora for couple of projects, including meshcentral and like fedora as well..
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After upgrade received this error, creating new thread here: https://mangolassi.it/topic/19487/grub-error-after-upgrading-from-fedora-29-to-30
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@wirestyle22 Try rebooting...…
It worked for @JaredBusch
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@travisdh1 said in Upgrade to Fedora 30:
@wirestyle22 Try rebooting...…
It worked for @JaredBusch
multiple times..
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@travisdh1 said in Upgrade to Fedora 30:
@wirestyle22 Try rebooting...…
It worked for @JaredBusch
Yikes. That's something i'd expect with Windows. Will try it
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@JaredBusch said in Upgrade to Fedora 30:
@travisdh1 said in Upgrade to Fedora 30:
@wirestyle22 Try rebooting...…
It worked for @JaredBusch
multiple times..
Multiple reboots or multiple machines
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@wirestyle22 said in Upgrade to Fedora 30:
@JaredBusch said in Upgrade to Fedora 30:
@travisdh1 said in Upgrade to Fedora 30:
@wirestyle22 Try rebooting...…
It worked for @JaredBusch
multiple times..
Multiple reboots or multiple machines
multiple reboots.
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@JaredBusch said in Upgrade to Fedora 30:
@wirestyle22 said in Upgrade to Fedora 30:
@JaredBusch said in Upgrade to Fedora 30:
@travisdh1 said in Upgrade to Fedora 30:
@wirestyle22 Try rebooting...…
It worked for @JaredBusch
multiple times..
Multiple reboots or multiple machines
multiple reboots.
Thanks
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@travisdh1 said in Upgrade to Fedora 30:
@warren-stanley said in Upgrade to Fedora 30:
@scottalanmiller this sounds dare-I-say-it... "Smooth"? Trawling ML at the moment, trying to decide if to move from Ubuntu server
Ubuntu is such a PITA. I can and do use it, but only where Debian will not suffice instead.
I also prefer Fedora Server.
I prefer Fedora to be sure. But have had great luck with all my Ubuntu machines. Especially with 19.04 they've really come into their own.
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@scottalanmiller said in Upgrade to Fedora 30:
@travisdh1 said in Upgrade to Fedora 30:
@warren-stanley said in Upgrade to Fedora 30:
@scottalanmiller this sounds dare-I-say-it... "Smooth"? Trawling ML at the moment, trying to decide if to move from Ubuntu server
Ubuntu is such a PITA. I can and do use it, but only where Debian will not suffice instead.
I also prefer Fedora Server.
I prefer Fedora to be sure. But have had great luck with all my Ubuntu machines. Especially with 19.04 they've really come into their own.
What’s your opinion on using netplan to configure networking when using ubuntu?
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@black3dynamite I do admit that it's shit...
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But...at least you only normally have to configure your NIC once..
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@StuartJordan I kinda like the netplan approach (ducks for cover)
