Also gathered all of the rst links to one place at the bottom
of the file, rather than scattering them through out the document.
This makes it easy to find link resources by putting them all in
one place.
- Update Linux Mint supported versions in README file
- Remove if statement restricting archive.ubuntu.com repository addition
- Remove old-releases.ubuntu.com repository addition
- Remove some unnecessary parens in an if statement && clause
- Add the python-software-properties install logic back in for Ubutu 12
- Remove the workaround for starting deamons for older versions (no longer applicable)
- Fix architecture spelling in README file
The bootstrap script should match the supported versions of SaltStack
more closely, and we don't support versions that are considered EOL by
the OS distributors themselves.
This change updates the bootstrap script to support Ubuntu 12.04, 14.04,
16.04, and 16.10 (which the .10 release is a "best-effort" support since
it is a non-LTS OS release from Ubuntu).
The bootstrap script should match the supported versions of SaltStack
more closely, and we don't support versions that are considered EOL by
the OS distributors themselves.
This change updates the bootstrap script to support Fedora 23, 24, and 25.
Since "dnf" replaced "yum" as the package provider in Fedora 23, we no
longer need to set the $FEDORA_PACKAGE_MANAGER variable based on the
version of Fedora. This can simply be "dnf" now for Fedora installs.
Suggest the `command` command instead of `which` to determine if the `lsb_release` command exists.
`which` is a non-standard command and this script and its documentation should work across as many POSIX like systems as possible.
`command` is more portable than `which`.
To be consistent with the existing suggestion, the updated suggestion will only act if `lsb_release` exists and is a simple command, not an alias or shell function.
References:
http://stackoverflow.com/a/677212/418413http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/command.html
