Best version of Ubuntu for FOG 1.2.0

[dureal99d]

@Wayne-Workman said:

@Juan-Antonio Have you ever seen these icons in any FOG build you’ve tried? This is what FOG Trunk looks like. It is the developmental version of fog. 1.2.0 is not fog trunk, 1.2.0 is (currently) the last stable release of fog.

I must concur ver1.2.0 trunk 5417 is holding well for me with everything ive tried so far working properly

[Wayne Workman]

@Tom-Elliott Yeah I just saw that… 7? lol

At work - our HVAC system for the entire school district runs on Fedora core 2… That’s 23 very large buildings spread across two large municipalities… fedora 2… lol

Oh and, how about this?
http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/infrastructure/a16010/30-year-old-computer-runs-school-heat/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLERL4_SveI

[Juan Antonio]

@Tom-Elliott said:

@Wayne-Workman I guess it was about XP, but mostly the Versions of Ubuntu! JAJAJAJAJA (lol)

@Juan-Antonio, now that you know what lol “means”, now just look at the letters, and just think of it like this:

http://i.imgur.com/9fWen05.png

Sincerely sorry, I guess it’s joke, but do not understand.
I try to pay more attention.

[Juan Antonio]

@Wayne-Workman said:

@Juan-Antonio Have you ever seen these icons in any FOG build you’ve tried? This is what FOG Trunk looks like. It is the developmental version of fog. 1.2.0 is not fog trunk, 1.2.0 is (currently) the last stable release of fog.

That’s the version I have installed FOG

This is the error

[KKTwenty101]

@Wayne-Workman
/thread hijack /offtopic /sorry.

Don’t forget that if you ARE running windows at all then hyper-v is (for less than 20 guest servers assuming a 2 host cluster) a better option, you get TWO virtual licenses for each server license purchased. thus a “free” host per hyper-v instance. If you were to license 10 virtual MS server guests on 2 hosts using centos as a clustered host then you would need to purchase 20 server licences (and you cant use enterprise licences as you aren’t licensing the host in this case). If you were using a pair of server 2012R2 hosts and had 10 server guests then you only need to purchase 10 licences as each license is worth 2 thus each host has 5 licenses each thus 10 total clustered servers.

And FWIW it is an ABSOLUTE NIGHTMARE to license desktop windows in a virtual environment - long story short don’t do it. Normal licenses do NOT cover W7 being installed in a virtual environment you need specialist licences (VDA). Seems mad? Yes it is.

[Wayne Workman]

@Juan-Antonio as Tom said earlier, the problem with Windows XP is fixed in FOG Trunk. Can you try to upgrade? https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Upgrade_to_trunk

[Juan Antonio]

@Wayne-WorkmanIt It is true. I did not pay much attention because he was joking, however many thank you very much and thank to Tom. :). I will try to fix it.

[need2]

@Wayne-Workman We’re in the process of replacing an XP desktop that was running the controller for our HVAC with a Windows 10 system. I guess we can let this new one sit for another 10 years.

[Juan Antonio]

@Wayne-Workman said:

@Juan-Antonio as Tom said earlier, the problem with Windows XP is fixed in FOG Trunk. Can you try to upgrade? https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Upgrade_to_trunk

I’ve tried it, but it gives me error, I used a couple methods with the same result, I even tried to install the package (php5-mysqlnd) independently and Ubuntu Server 10.04 tells me not found.

[need2]

Via Google:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3407823/mysqlnd-driver-in-php-5-3-2-on-ubuntu-10-04