Linked by Robert Escue on Wed 4th Jun 2008 05:06 UTC
Let's take a closer look at OpenSolaris, particularly its use of ZFS, network problems that people have reported, the use of bash, and differences between OpenSolaris and Solaris and Solaris Express. Note: This is the latest article in our OSNews Article Contest.
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RE[9]: Solaris 2008.05 - bad direction
by mickrussom on Fri 6th Jun 2008 08:38
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Member since:2006-05-13
RE[10]: Solaris 2008.05 - bad direction
by jjgorsky on Fri 6th Jun 2008 08:49
in reply to "RE[9]: Solaris 2008.05 - bad direction"
Member since:2008-06-05
Dump OpenSUSE, CentOS is the least broken current free Enterprise Linux.
What is with you people? Why is it always a political issue what I choose to run? How about this, you want me to run your OS, make it so I like it. No, I won't file bugs or defects or whatever, I already have something that works and I like it.
RE[9]: Solaris 2008.05 - bad direction
by Arun on Fri 6th Jun 2008 08:44
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Member since:2005-07-07
I never claimed any of that, don't know what you're talking about.
I didn't file bugs, not my job to be Sun QA. Tried OpenSolaris, wasn't impressed, resumed using openSUSE and Solaris 9/10.
True. You responded to my response to some one else.
If you weren't impressed thats fine. But trolling on an OSnews thread speaks volumes about your deep seeded need to bash sun.
RE[10]: Solaris 2008.05 - bad direction
by mickrussom on Fri 6th Jun 2008 13:49
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Member since:2006-05-13
Not bashing Sun. Trying to get rid of the apologists that are rotting Sun with cancerous jingoism from the inside.
I like the feature where you can have the console go both the the keyboard and to the serial port at the same time. Its so convenient for debugging. 2008.05 didn't fix that one. Is that hard to do or something, you know, simply print kernel console output to both places?
Member since:
2008-06-05
I never claimed any of that, don't know what you're talking about.
I didn't file bugs, not my job to be Sun QA. Tried OpenSolaris, wasn't impressed, resumed using openSUSE and Solaris 9/10.