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Guided tour through new features in Opensolaris 2008.11

Thursday, December 4. 2008

Roman Strobl created a screencast for the new Opensolaris 2008.11 release. Really worth a look.

Posted by Joerg Moellenkamp in English, General at 09:01 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (0)

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wow - it really comes along nicely! with the easier linux-legibility this could make some inroads. what I am missing is disk encryption under zfs.

what is also needed is an easy to use upnp server - twonky or something like that.

once solaris supports upnp somebody needs to make a ready to go bundle for home-nas boxen. with zfs, timeslider, twonky (and encryption) solaris would be the go to must have home nas solution for you media and archiving needs.

there is a fairly big opportunity here to catch an interesting audience. somebody have an eye on it!

#1 NoisyNarrowBand on 2008-12-04 12:56 (Reply)

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