I got a new TV for the living room (a Panasonic Viera TX-L39E6E) which is DLNA capable. To be honest I’m also planning to build some kind of media center, maybe a really low power one, based on some kind of raspeberry-pi lookalike device. Anyway, for now I’m using my workstation (Fedora 19 x86_64) to stream video contents using miniDLNA. First of all, let’s install it with the usual: $ sudo yum install minidlna Then, edit the following file: …

Yesterday was the big day, Fedora Schrödinger's Cat 19 stable release was released. Since I had a free afternoon I decided to install it on my Thinkpad, and luckily everything was fine, even Anaconada installer issues with UMTS modules are gone, VMware Workstation 9.0.2 was working fine and so on. The only issue I had was with DeaDBeeF audio player, I am using it from quite a long time and I like it a lot; too bad it’s not included in the default Fedora’s repos nor in the epel ones so every time I have to install it manually. …