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OSNews: "A Solaris Administrator Looks at OpenSolaris"

Wednesday, June 4. 2008

An interesting article with a deeper look inside - A Solaris Administrator Looks at OpenSolaris:

As a person who has used Solaris over 10 years, I felt right at home with OpenSolaris and was able to immediately use the OS to do things without too many issues. Most of the major functionality that I have grown accustomed to in Solaris is present and works.

Different to other reviews, this one goes more in the technical depths.

Posted by Joerg Moellenkamp in English, Solaris at 08:46 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (0)

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But still misses important points.
Among other things, he completely ignores the negative impact of having gnu userland - not a word about all the extended features that aren't supported with the gnu tools.

#1 Mads (Homepage) on 2008-06-05 04:32 (Reply)

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