Here is the info on how to do it. Just Google it and it brings you to MangoLassi 🙂

Pertino themselves use this info to help customers. ML had it documented first. Pertino saw the reports that NTG had it working, asked us how to do it, we pointed them to the ML docs and voila...

http://mangolassi.it/topic/5006/pertino-on-ubuntu-15-04

Overall, Ubuntu does very well often keeping slightly ahead of Windows, but in one set of test Windows performance dramatically better.

That's pretty sweet.
the Pi is on the clipboard as a project...

@scottalanmiller said:

That Facebook is using HHVM in production makes me a little more comfortable with it.

True, but I would guess that Facebook's application runs mostly on code that Facebook is responsible for maintaining. On the other hand, most WordPress websites have at least a couple of third party plugins and/or themes and those usually assume you're running on PHP 5 so there's a higher chance of stuff like this happening.

Probably wouldn't be an issue very often but I would be more paranoid about updates breaking things if I were running HHVM in production.

It looks like it is trying to connect but it gives me two choices for a SSL cert when I do... then it give me an error. I will have to look into a bit more when I have time.

Yes, so lots of Ubuntu users will be impacted in the next two days.

@thanksajdotcom said:

@thecreativeone91 said:

@thanksajdotcom said:

@scottalanmiller said:

Doesn't take much on Ubuntu 😉

The CaseSentry application my company developed that does all the monitoring and case generation for basically everything we do here is built on Ubuntu. They use a MySQL backend. I was thinking of talking to the Dev guys and recommending they check out MariaDB to help improve performance.

MariaDB? I'd use postgres for something with monitoring

Ok, I'm kinda loopy today. You can replace MySQL with Postgres? Brain is running at half-speed at best today...

MariaDB is just MySQL forked. PostgreSQL is the big MySQL competitor. It's a different product but generally way more powerful.

Well, I'm glad the wallpaper was a priority... </sarcasm>

Systemd replaces Upstart The Linux kernel has been upgraded Unity and Compiz get minor upgrades Locally Integrated Menus are now default A new wallpaper has been implemented All the major apps have been upgraded

Absolutely, they must be working on this stuff around the clock. Although each update is relatively small so the individual changes are not that monumental.