Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Tue 8th Jun 2004 05:18 UTC
SUN Microsystems Sun put up a "planet" page consisting of blogs of Sun engineers. Check it out here as they mention some Solaris news among other things.
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lol
by tim hawkins on Tue 8th Jun 2004 05:53 UTC

it's fun to read their comments. i found the site a few days ago. It seems they changed their policy of talking about the company stuff outside of sun a bad horrible firing thing. That's why we get to see people talk about what sun is doing and their DoS attacks...I think it also creates some more confusion on what sun is actually doing..

particular johnathon schwartz was concerned that sun was being blocked off from the outside world..

v web standards
by Anonymous on Tue 8th Jun 2004 08:29 UTC
This gives me the feeling...
by Panik on Tue 8th Jun 2004 09:28 UTC

of Sun trying to return to the good ol' days when they were open to the developer community and it worked for them. I think they are doing to little to late myself, as the migration from Unix to Linux picks up steam, but more power to them if they can pull it off.

Well Done Sun
by David on Tue 8th Jun 2004 09:43 UTC

I've criticized them mercilessly, but this is good move and a good departure. A step in the right direction, but still a lot of things to do.

Great.. they finally caught up with Microsoft
by Fred Stejk on Tue 8th Jun 2004 11:25 UTC

Will read blogs.sun as much as I read blugs.msdn ;)

What's next? blogs.oracle?
by Andrew on Tue 8th Jun 2004 11:48 UTC

blogs.walmart?
blogs.macdonalds?
blogs.toyota?
blogs.memyselfandmycompany?

Planet Sun
by bact' on Tue 8th Jun 2004 12:25 UTC

so what about Planet Sun?

http://planetsun.org/

Good Stuff
by Christopher X on Tue 8th Jun 2004 12:55 UTC

Glad to hear it. :-)

Planet Sun
by John Levon on Tue 8th Jun 2004 13:08 UTC

Note that the aforementioned Planet Sun is a better place to follow, as the aggregation covers http://blogs.sun.com/ as well as external blogs that some Sun employees have. And it looks nicer.

21 inch Sun monitor required to read?
by cbass on Tue 8th Jun 2004 13:17 UTC

Does this look huge to anyone else?

http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/pat/20040608

It may just be IE's CSS rendering.

re: 21 inch Sun monitor required to read?
by JCooper on Tue 8th Jun 2004 13:19 UTC

Huge in Opera 7.51 on XP too...

No, just a 17'' Powerbook:-)

Sorry about that, I have been messing up with my stylesheet yesterday in order to prepare for a presentation I have to give soon about advanced Roller usage, and left it in a unfinished state.

I had set font-size: large for all styles, so large yes, but not really huge.

I didn't know I would have such an attentive readership:-)
It should be better now.

Thanks for the comment though.

P@

> Does this look huge to anyone else?

No, !huge. It looks as if it were Zaurus-only (on my 15 inch laptop display there's more than half of the browser window blue, i.e. no text)

> on my 15 inch laptop display there's more than half of the browser window blue, i.e. no text

If that wasn't clear, I meant the text column is less than half of the browser window's width.

blogs rock
by Will Senn on Tue 8th Jun 2004 17:20 UTC

Way to go Sun, a bit late, but better late than...

They even have one called WillsHead, you gotta love it.

Will

Or... just read OSNews
by b0gus.b0b on Tue 8th Jun 2004 17:22 UTC

Though it is interesting to see what the Sun employees have to say, here at OSNews they seem to be even more open and honest and frank. For example, see http://www.osnews.com/comment.php?news_id=7283 and look for the comments from IP: ---.sun.com.

If there were comments like that, I'd be much more interested. But then the posters would probably get sacked :-(

Re: Or... just read OSNews
by Immortalia on Tue 8th Jun 2004 17:44 UTC

"For example, see http://www.osnews.com/comment.php?news_id=7283 and look for the comments from IP: ---.sun.com"

Yeah, except that guy wouldn't say who he was or what he even does for Sun. Without some kind of qualification, he's not really telling us anything, mereley doing what everybody here does...offer an opinion (and often making it sound like fact). That guy either had a grudge against Bill Joy or some sort of personal issue.

RE: Or... just read OSNews
by timh-rack64 on Tue 8th Jun 2004 22:43 UTC

ip spoofing?