Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 25th Oct 2005 09:01 UTC, submitted by Basil
Sun Microsystems plans to release the first update to Solaris 10 by the end of the year, adding an overhauled start-up process, software update feature and performance improvements.
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RE[3]: solaris express is good
by on Tue 25th Oct 2005 19:49
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is it default or de facto? is it robust with lots of well-tested packages? is it easy-to-use?
I think most ppl under-estimate the value of packag managment. I think that's the reasonwhy Linux is more popular on the desktopthan *BSD. And the desktop BSDs don't cut it since they seem to be focussing on the desktop itself whereas you need a solution to scale UP and _DOWN_.
That said if I could get most of my applications tested and easily installable on Solars I'd love to try it.