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Part of his point is DO will ignore apt-get where kernels are involved. Sure, it'll look like you're running the latest, but unless you undertake additional st
by ownagefool 12y ago
Part of his point is DO will ignore apt-get where kernels are involved. Sure, it'll look like you're running the latest, but unless you undertake additional steps, it'll be booting their kernel, not yours.
- skrebbel 12y agoSo? My whole point is that my Rails app will run on every kernel DO will ever care to support. If you want to do such low-level things as upgrade kernels, then maybe DO's one-click-and-poof-you're-running is less important to you than some other features and DO isn't the best option for you.
- mrkipling 12y agoAlso, it's $5/mo. I'm sold (and have been for a year now). No complaints.
- tann 12y ago> low-level things as upgrade kernels This is hardly 'low-level' for most people - your package manager takes care of it. Everyone should want to be able to boot their own kernel: they're given security updates for a good reason.