Am Freitag, 27. Oktober 2006 17:51 schrieb Alfred von Campe: > Thanks for all the responses. After reading them all, I will try out > the CentOSPlus kernel first. If that doesn't work, then I will > probably install FC6 on one or maybe even all of the developer's > desktops (well, the ones that are working with video anyway). We are > not going to use MythTV itself (we might paly with it, though), but > write our own software to do stuff with the video stream (I'm not a > developer, so I don't know all the details yet). Just to add my 2 Eurocents: We are running CentOS here on the server and Fedora Core on the Desktops for software development. It's actually not a bad combination. Fedora Core is generally a great distribution. It is kind of a moving target with all the updates that are flowing in constantly. Sometimes you have to play around with the settings on your desktop, because application XY was upgraded to a newer version that behaves slightly different. However the underlying system itself is generally rock stable. I generally would not recommend Fedora on a server. But for a developer workstation always having the bleeding edge stuff can even be an advantage. Expecially when it comes to multimedia. regards, Andreas Micklei P.s. I also had Fedora on some of our servers. Also works nice, but keeping them up to date can be really tiresome. CentOS makes life so much easier in this case. :-)