Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 12th Dec 2006 00:18 UTC, submitted by Rob Shepherd
"Sun has released Solaris 10 11/06 today. Internally, we called this 'Update 3'. The biggie features for this update are Trusted Extensions and Secure by Default. Yes, all of the security features you loved back in Trusted Solaris, are now standard as part of Solaris 10. This isn't just for the feds either. Banks love it. Wall St. loves it. Corporations that need to follow Sarbanes-Oxley love it." Get it here, a what's new guide is also available.
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"Perhaps this is fixed it later versions. The last time I used Solaris was 8."
That explains alot....Solaris 8 came out in 2000 (last update in 2004 AFAIK). Solaris 10 is much improved over 8 IMO. You should give it a try. BTW, some of the usrland tools you're looking for will probably be found in /usr/sfw (at least on Solaris 10).
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2006-12-12
CDE is part of what I mean, but some of the standard userland tools Linux users take for granted are not on Solaris, not installed or set up by default, or Solaris versions don't work right.
Perhaps this is fixed it later versions. The last time I used Solaris was 8.