Yes, the situation is lot better with CentOS 7.x but still the kernel/DRM and Xorg are a lot older and getting those upgraded to something newer is a pain. I gu

Yes, the situation is lot better with CentOS 7.x but still the kernel/DRM and Xorg are a lot older and getting those upgraded to something newer is a pain. I guess I should give the latest release a try - initial 7.x release had my Haswell CPU untested, suspend resume not working and there were some packages missing and/or older (FreeRDP/thermald were couple of them). Thanks.