[ale] LTS doesn't always mean LTS

[Jim Lynch]

However if you are a school in GA that wants to run Linux and plans on 
doing the mandatory testing, you're going to have to install Ubuntu.

See 
https://www.gadoe.org/Curriculum-Instruction-and-Assessment/Assessment/Documents/Milestones/GA%20Milestones%20DRC%20INSIGHT%20Tech%20Requirments%20To%20Post%208.3.15.pdf
Another document that I saw suggested Fedora 20 was OK too, but that has 
even worse support EOL was June, 2015.

The problem with running just any old distro is that if it doesn't work 
you are in deep dodo.

While I don't think the distro has a lot to do with successful testing 
via a Chrome browser, if it doesn't work and you're using Ubuntu, you 
won't be blamed for it.

Jim.

On 04/25/2016 09:40 AM, Jim Kinney wrote:
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> Ouch! That doesn't sound supported at all.
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> Another in a growing list of why I don't use or recommend Ubuntu.
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