In general if you're going to run CentOS or RHEL, you need to either be ready for operating within their versions of packages, or for a lot of pain. Unfortunat

In general if you're going to run CentOS or RHEL, you need to either be ready for operating within their versions of packages, or for a lot of pain. Unfortunately the tradeoff between "stability" and "new" is pretty harsh with these. It is my hope that Docker alleviates this somewhat, and I think it was really smart for the author to install this "big bag of source compiled craziness" under a container instead of polluting the host OS environment.