Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Wed 24th Nov 2004 20:48 UTC
We had the pleasure of having a quick chat with Sun's COO, Jonathan Schwartz, yesterday. We talked about a variety of things, including Java, Solaris, Red Hat and good ol' Unix.
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1. superior technology -
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your opinion. I am sure thats questionable considering the mach/bsd base of OS X now
2. backed by a comapny that knows how to make decisive decisions (ie moving onto x86)
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what?. Like moving off and on from X86 3 times?. apple cannot do that. its a hardware company using OS X as a means to sell hardware. it will lose an integration benefits if it did that
3. the solaris brand has a greater repuation which can only do solaris credit
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come on. Macs have a much much better brand value
4. the open sourcing of certain components will create interest from developers
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considering that the whole of OS X is a bsd base and apple has been doing more than press releases about a open source version I doubt this is a significant advantage.