There's actually nothing that isn't packaged for squeeze, hence robin's recommendation. Squeeze plus the koha packages at debian.koha-community.org will give you an installed system without having to use anything other than packages.
For ubuntu lucid its the same except some of the packages are in the multiverse.
Btw we are actually releasing monthly, for maintenance releases, and 6 monthly for feature releases but none of them should require an OS upgrade.
Chris
On 29 Dec 2010 19:29, <david@lang.hm> wrote:Robin Sheat said:
Ubuntu has a 18 month support cycle, so you only have to upgrade once a year to remain on a supported version.
> kazi noman schreef op zo 26-12-2010 om 23:54 [-0800]:
>>
>> Either Ubuntu serve...
But Debian/Ubuntu upgrades are pretty seamless anyway. Koha has a few dependancies that aren't pre-packaged (and will therefor require some manual attention at update time), but not much.
Given that (as I understand things) Koha is planning for twice a year releases, you probably should be upgrading at least once a year anyway.
David Lang
kazi noman schreef op zo 26-12-2010 om 23:54 [-0800]:
> Either Ubuntu server 9.04 and later version edition OR desktop
> edition of any ubuntu version esp 9.10 or later
>
> what about Debian and OpenSuse and Redhat Linux
My recommendation would be Debian Squeeze and using the Debian
packages.
If not that, Ubuntu Server 10.04 LTS. I'd not suggest using a non-LTS
Ubuntu, unless you're OK with upgrading every 6 months (which is not fun
in a server environment.)
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