DJanGo wrote: > Hi, > your 1.st and 2.nd statement didnt match together... > And its not helping any further to this topic - you need to adjust > things whenever something outside changes. > > There is a lot more brain involved to handle a task like that as just > use a out of the box fedore type of "distribution".
How so? Vorterbox by default installs a working LMS server. You can add samba and other utilities if you want or need additional functionality. Vortexbox is a very lightweight distribution -based -on Fedora. Is does not install a GUI. You use the web interface to interact with it. It has a very small install footprint compared to an Ubuntu workstation install as a result. It is simple to setup. It is simple to run. So yes statement 1 and 2 match together fine. As to your comment "its not helping any further to this topic" Well, again, I respectfully disagree. Instead of going the route the OP chose, Vortexbox offers a super simple way to run LMS in a virtualization environment. Ubuntu is an option of course. But I am offering an -alternative -to what OP did that might help other users thinking of virtualizing LMS. Based on OP's comments he found setting up LMS on Ubuntu to be a frustrating and likely time consuming. It is great he persevered and got LMS running to his satisfaction on Ubuntu. But for a lot of users they will give up if the learning curve is too steep. Vortexbox does all the heavy lifting and would have addressed all three of his big roadblocks with minimal effort. For someone that just wants to enjoy their music on LMS, Vortexbox is an option that I strongly recommend. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Zounder1's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=63225 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=108357 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list unix@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/unix
