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If you're developing with Hydro, your best (and only non EOL) choice for ROS distribution is 12.04. Since it's LTS, it will be receiving support and updates on the important bits (i.e. libraries, kernel) until 2017.
If you want to take advantage of a newer distribution - 14.04 (supported until 2019), the migration to indigo for most code is trivial, and fairly painless for the rest.
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If you're developing with Hydro, your best (and only non EOL) only) choice for ROS distribution is 12.04. All other distributions supported by hydro have been EOLed (end-of-life) and are no longer receiving updates. Since it's precise is LTS, it will be receiving support and updates on the important bits (i.e. libraries, kernel) until 2017.
If you want to take advantage of a newer distribution - 14.04 (supported until 2019), the migration to indigo for most code is trivial, and fairly painless for the rest.
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If you're developing with Hydro, your best (and only) choice for ROS distribution is 12.04. All other distributions supported by hydro have been EOLed (end-of-life) and are no longer receiving updates. Since precise is LTS, it will be receiving support and updates on the important bits (i.e. libraries, kernel) until 2017.
If you want to take advantage of a newer distribution - 14.04 (supported until 2019), the migration to indigo for most code is trivial, and fairly painless for the rest.extremely painless.
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