Andrew,
I have lost the ability of making a user have access to root on
Solaris 11 using the command pfexec.
As an adjunct, I have a memory that a number of years ago, that someone
high up in Security (Glenn or Scott) said you are not supposed to use
pfexec for that. At the time, this
Peter,
ot a good name I guess the name needs to be changed before intrenched views set
in.The project needs to be something more professional off the line.
How about BorealOS? After all, we have the opportunity to light up
the sky; albeit maybe not in a bloosky ;-)...
... Sean.
Jörg,
How about BorealOS? After all, we have the opportunity to light up
the sky; albeit maybe not in a bloosky ;-)...
Doesn't this sound very similar to BerliOS?
About as much as Ubuntu sounds like a fictional African tribe ;-)
... Sean.
'SONUS' interesting??
My final suggestion is fossos - anyone like it? I am wearing Kevlar
underwear...
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SolarOS
Rolls right off the tongue ;)
I didn't want to enter this naming spamfest, but how about Sunshone?
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I didn't want to enter this naming spamfest, but how
about Sunshone?
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or !sunshoneie where the sun doesn't shine.
My tennet was that it was where the Sun used to
svein: you need to chill. There is a life outside of forums. Outside of
Solaris/BSD/Linux/Windows.
Devsk: you should have posted this privately - it is not for this
forum's consumption. But ... a life outside forums... does indeed
exist; but unfortunately it usually involves
Jörg
On June 14th 2005, OpenSolaris was made available to the public.
Today is June 14th 2010 and OpenSolaris is celebrating it's 5th
anniversary.
Thanks for the reminder. Happy 5th B'day to OpenSolaris indeed.
I hope that OpenSolaris still has a long life to expect in future
Alan Hargreaves wrote:
You miss the point. This is a discussion list about OpenSolaris. Not
about a Microsoft Office Plugins. Not about Solaris. Not about Solaris
patches. The only reason to post this stuff (even without comment)
would be to sow FUD or dissention.
Quite honestly I'm getting
Svein,
On 22.04.2010 02:27, Alan Hargreaves wrote:
You miss the point. This is a discussion list about OpenSolaris. Not
about a Microsoft Office Plugins. Not about Solaris. Not about Solaris
patches. The only reason to post this stuff (even without comment) would
be to sow FUD or
Erik,
Bottom line: it's very premature to bail right now. That's a huge
thing to do, given that what is said today may not be the reality
tomorrow. I'm not saying sit on your hands and do nothing, but
certainly jumping ship at the first sign of trouble is equally foolish.
What you say is
Mike,
I do not notice anyone from Sun/Oracle making any comment on this thread.
Why are you guys so quiet?
Aside to AlanC's (always) measured response, I suspect an implicit
gagging order might be present.
Regards... Sean.
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On Wed, 2010-03-24 at 15:44 +0100, casper@sun.com wrote:
Mike,
I do not notice anyone from Sun/Oracle making any comment on this thread.
Why are you guys so quiet?
Aside to AlanC's (always) measured response, I suspect an implicit
gagging order might be
Edward,
This isn't the place to discuss Solaris 10 licensing. This topic has
been discussed on comp.unix.solaris yesterday.
This is a fine place to discuss anything about solaris or opensolaris,
regardless of whether or not it's already been discussed elsewhere. You
can't expect people
Henrik,
One clue could be that you can no longer buy OpenSolaris Support subscriptions
from Sun / Oracle. A quick call to our local Sun / Oracle sales team supports
this.
Or doesn't support it ;-)
This effectively means that we no longer will be putting OpenSolaris in
production.
Chad,
I hope someone would know why I cannot get product updates for my purchased
staroffice software bundle after Oracle took over the website and now the BigAdmin site
is not online for me to ask any questions. So I trouble any of the folks that are here
because as my title states where do
Jörg,
And BTW: I did sign several NDAs that _allowed_ me to create OSS I could
otherwise not write. If you are signing an NDA for a OSS project, you just need
to make sure that you get permission to publish OSS code that results from
knowing details. Only sign the NDA for not disclosing the
Jim,
What's interesting about the general statements thus far is this:
growth pervades the rhetoric. That's new. I like it.
Sorry, but what does growth pervades the rhetoric actually mean? It
sounds like something meaningless that would have been put out by the
defective British Government
Andrew,
Has any one gone to http://www.sun.com today?
You get http://www.oracle.com
Very quick change
Rest In Pieces :-(
Sadly won't see you at LOSUG tonite... Sean.
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Ed,
Well, I'm glad SUN decided to open source solaris years ago. Does anybody
know if opensolaris will remain under the CDDL?
I was part of when Sun made avopen bits of Solaris 8a decade ago (the
only Solaris source availability thus far - outside OpenSolaris). I hope
and trust that
All,
Apols - new laptop keyboard causing trubs with my typing. avopen and
Solaris 8a being gross examples.
Regards... Sean.
Ed,
Well, I'm glad SUN decided to open source solaris years ago. Does
anybody know if opensolaris will remain under the CDDL?
I was part of when Sun made avopen
Gary,
I cannot quite grasp the name Oracle Solaris which they called it in the webcasts, when
I've been saying Sun Solaris for many, many years.
Statements of ownership in two differing forms. I too cannot accept the
former. personally; having been (and remain) a staunch Sun supporter
Anon Y Mous,
It's three years old!
Touche! I didn't even look at the date. Still the article was lame. I was
hoping for more outrage. Currently very disappointed with the lack of outrage
and snide remarks from the OpenSolaris community about this ;-)
Apart from echoing RLH's sed
Stephen, hope that you are very well.
[OT]
We have seen some ISPs that blacklist occasional specific packets.
Can we either kick these ISP's up the ass for being crap, or identify
what packets they are refusing (eg. JPEG signatures?) and obfuscate the
offensive packets?
Whatever,
Hello all,
Can we please EOL the use of *indiana* soon, archive all the mailing
list entries and website pages, and formally replace it (and
rename/reallocate the project) with(in) OpenSolaris? Mike Kupfer
recently pointed out the fact the opening sentence on the indiana docs
page (
Mahan,
I have graduated from IT, i am an IT guy, recently i have decided to continue
my education, i am taking my master by research, i have lot of interest in open
source software, solaris, Linux, and i got some experiences related to Linux
and Solaris.
unfortunately i do not have any idea
Dave! How wonderful to hear from you!
[off-list]
You've been more than a tad quiet of late. Hope that you are very well,
and that it is only work that causes you sleepless nights.
IMHO one better, would be working out and security issues in a cloud
environment; Every Cloud can have a Kevlar
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
stephen bond wrote:
Does anybody know when the new release scheduled for 5/2009 will actually be
released?
There is no release scheduled for 5/2009. The 2009.06 release is
scheduled for release next week at the CommunityOne conference.
And at the same
Hello Martin,
Hello Sean,
this is a known bug since 3 weeks.
Please see more information below.
I don't think this is related to my panic, as it doesn't appear to
relate to ZFS root at boot time. Also my panic happens on raw tin, thus
ruling out Virtualbox.
Thanks anyways; and regards...
Harry Putnam wrote:
Shawn Walker swal...@opensolaris.org writes:
Harry Putnam wrote:
Shawn Walker swal...@opensolaris.org writes:
It looks like it's opening it just fine. So maybe there's a syntax
error in the file or something causing vim to ignore its contents?
What makes
... he was in fact aiming at the White House!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7841486.stm
Scott McNealy Washington CIO, and Simon Phipps his deputy? Cripes! ;-)
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Maciej,
I am trying to run Ubuntu from ubuntu-8.04.1-server-i386.iso on
VirutualBox. The installer boots and system installs just fine. When I
reboot and try to boot the system from a virtual hardisk, i get:
This kernel requires the following features not present on the CPU:
0:6
Unable
Chris,
I'm making a huge assumption:
A brave move.
the website says:
Legal representation for the affairs of Blastwave.org Inc. are handled
by Deeth Williams Wall LLP in Toronto Canada. ( DWW.com )
dww.com http://dww.com is a trademark and patent lawyer. I have the
feeling that this
Johan Hartzenberg wrote:
it is called menu.lst
Look in /boot/grub
And if you have ZFS boot, it is in /rpool/boot/grub ;-)
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just a slip up...i shouldn't attempt to communicate with other people after
11PM ;
Most people don't want me to communicate with them from 11pm to 11pm on
a rolling daily basis.
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Ché,
As for business hours - please define the os.org business hours, with a
worldwide community that is 24/7
os.org? I am sure that it is in Dennis's long-term plans to take over
os.org; but for the moment it is just genunix.org (well not just, of
course...) ;-)
Regards... Sean.
down here too, seems like a DNS problem
DNS record was updated at 02:56 today...
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Coy,
Remind me again why anybody would work on something so crucial as changing an
organisation's nameservers during business hours
Dennis Clarke has put much effort into genunix.org in recent times; and
to refer to him as the anonymous anybody is tantamount to calling him
an idiot, which
In addition, there is a source release and release notes already up here:
http://dlc.sun.com/osol/on/downloads/b88/
Not forgetting BFU archives too, if you want b88 quickly...
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Michael,
Hi,
Which release of the OpenSolaris is on this CD?
It is OpenSolaris RC3, based on Nevada snv_86; although with the
accompanying infrastructure now in place (web pages and email contact
accounts active at opensolaris.com (I haven't tried the email contact
yet)), it is
przemol,
mike:/export/home/przemoluname -a
SunOS mike 5.8 Generic_108528-02 sun4u sparc SUNW,Ultra-4
mike:/export/home/przemoluptime
11:11am up 1970 day(s), 8:58, 1 user, load average: 0.00, 0.01, 0.01
I like the 1970 days - very epochy ;-)
Regards... Sean.
Raja,
Its not working, pls make me clear in this...!!
As Andrew absolutely correctly stated, this is not a forum for
hand-holding on shell scripts. I just cut'n'pasted your text and
Andrew's script solution, and apart from a couple of errant spaces in
the awk script, it worked absolutely
server. It turns out that the sysadmin that set it up in 2000 left in 20002
That's one hell of a SysAdmin! SUNWtts (Sun Time Travel Server) must
have been installed ;-)
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Dennis,
I think that getting uptime to report 5000 days should be no problem. I
wonder what happens if I set the time to a date previous to the epoch? That
would sort of force a negative number as the UNIX time.
snv_77 will not let you set the time to before 01:00 on the date of the
Mike,
cat filename | grep -v ^#
or
grep -v ^# filename
Careful! The first example put you at risk of retribution from the UUoC
(Useless Use of Cat) brigade... Fortunately you redeemed yourself just
in time ;-)
Regards... Sean.
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David,
You could try a program called isomaster
As a Solaris X86 Evangelist, you suggest a program that is only currently
available for Linux and Windows? Very poor
indeed IMO.
Regards... Sean.
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David,
Apols, I did not mean/wish to impune you earlier - I was just feeling a little
subversive ;-)
Regards... Sean.
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Al,
[Snip!]
[the in-test-199.iso.torrent link is MIA and I'd rather
just get a copy of the iso file than mess with bittorrent]
+1 - I don't think that anyone in their right mind would prefer a Torrent-based
acquisition method for our ISO's...
Regards... Sean.
Shawn,
As was noted in the release announcement, the test image was released
via torrent only on purpose.
Ahh... missed that one. Apols.
When the actualy preview2 image is posted, there will be other methods
to get it available.
Cool. Many thanks for the clarification.
Regards...
Akhilesh,
I have been dealing with Sun for quite some years now, and I can say that from
my perspective, Sun is absolutely head
and shoulders above any other producer of operating environments in the
following areas (amongst others):
a) Raw technical skills - the Sun techs are absolutely the
John,
I wonder if it is perhaps because the primary users of OpenSolaris at this
point are system administrators ( who are paid by their various employers
specifically to understand the system and diagnose problems ) and the people
who write the thing.
One could argue that the primary
I just wanted to put in another positive vote for the SDM. I makes the
downloading procedure more predictable and a clean process.
+1 - no probs at all with the DVD creation and installation.
Sean.
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Roman,
Hi,
as I sincerely love SX[CD]E but b75 has several severe bugs. First the
installer crashes with the developer version while configuring and then
the version with the old installer does not install the developer tools.
After trying to install the developer tools manually even this
Dennis,
I'm in no rush ... snv_70 seems to work wonderfully well .. with a few
glitches here and there .. but geez. What do people want? Perfection?
Yes.
Today and right away and for *free* also? Then users complain about it.
People bitch more in general about stuff that is free. If
Shawn,
On 23/08/07, Sean Sprague [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shawn,
I would like to hope someday that Sun might consider having one that
wasn't conveniently located near their offices, such as, I don't know,
the midwest :)
London would suit me fine ;-)
Hey, at least it'd be somewhere
Shawn,
I would like to hope someday that Sun might consider having one that
wasn't conveniently located near their offices, such as, I don't know,
the midwest :)
London would suit me fine ;-)
Regards... Sean.
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Matthew,
What is APOC? I went to the website and was informed that I'm not
allowed to view it? Do Sun realise the key component in OpenSource is
Open?
I got the same, but then put a in the search box and clicked Titles, and got
a whole load of viewable pages back (all
with
Stephen!
Sean Sprague wrote:
You should get out more! But watch out for the potters ;-)
Hey! We're not so bad! Just because that Rowling lady decided to make
us look bad with those witches James and Lily and family. :-)
-spp, Potter and Proud :-)
Do you have a beard? You could
Alan,
So the solution is to list support forums above or otherwise adjacent
to the discussion forums. That's what makes sense, and that's what
works for others.
I agree, the opensolaris-help forum is *not* well signposted enough, and
the first one we point people at is
James,
Alan Burlison wrote:
Alan Burlison wrote:
OK, here's a first stab, not currently linked to from anywhere else
on the site.
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/newbies/
Updated with Brian's list of links.
Is it ok to mention this on blogs yet, or should
I/we/... wait until it's
Alan,
Sean Sprague wrote:
James,
Alan Burlison wrote:
Alan Burlison wrote:
OK, here's a first stab, not currently linked to from anywhere else
on the site.
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/newbies/
Updated with Brian's list of links.
Is it ok to mention this on blogs yet, or should
I
Alan,
Garrett D'Amore wrote:
Btw, on the topic of this page, newbies might not be the best name for
this page. newbie or NOOB is often perceived as a derogatory
term... I don't want us to be perceived as elitest...
I don't personally feel it is derogatory, but please feel free to
The former is actually from Micro Focus (www.microfocus.com).
Cripes! I used to teach Microfocus COBOL (Completely Over and Beyond Obvious
Logic (tm)) 25 years ago! If anyone needs a
trainer, I could brush up very quickly; given the right resources ;-)
Regards... Sean.
Hi andrewk9,
Comments inline:
Ditto (as they should be ;-) ) with snippages...
No software is perfect, as I think you acknowledge. I totally that it is up
to the community to engage itself in the process.
I remember a piece of software 25 years ago called The Last One. I think that
its
Hey tripivceta,
Whenever the group *for*
Solaris==Server==Xterm==Niche_product
ecomes very vocal it concerns me.
Why? Are you afraid of the command line? If you are (note the IF), don't
reject an opportunity to learn something. Learn, be enlightened, and be a
better person for it.
I'm
Hey andrewk9,
I shall reply to you, but my 2 cents applies to other comments in this thread;
so apols if I bang on about stuff that
you have not directly or indirectly commented on.
1. We in the community should not be expecting Sun to be addressing all of
the shortcomings in OpenSolaris.
Mike,
Just a stupid thing to check, are you sure you did not download the sparc
version?
Bill's CD does actually boot, and apparently displays a menu and stuff; so
can't be this problem.
Regards... Sean.
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Hello All,
This is just a reminder that this month's LOSUG meeting will take place this Wednesday, 20/06/2007, and is entitled
Solaris Troubleshooting – The Unofficial Tourist Guide. I am certain that it will prove to be very informative indeed.
If you would like to attend, please visit
Gerard,
How can I make BASH the root's default shell?
This question has come up more times than possibly any other. The answer is invariably (and correctly) Don't do it!.
Root's default shell should _only_ ever be /sbin/sh for many reasons; including system recovery after panic.
This
Dick,
On 23/05/07, Sean Sprague [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gerard,
How can I make BASH the root's default shell?
This question has come up more times than possibly any other. The
answer is invariably (and correctly) Don't do it!.
What's the technical reason for that?
Because all I've heard
Steffen,
A community member or two need access to an older Nevada build, specifically
build 61. Are they archived anywhere that they could download them from? I
haven't found anything in my searches.
Try: http://dlc.sun.com/osol/on/downloads/b61/
Regards... Sean.
Steffen,
A community member or two need access to an older Nevada build, specifically
build 61. Are they archived anywhere that they could download them from? I
haven't found anything in my searches.
Try: http://dlc.sun.com/osol/on/downloads/b61/
Thanks Sean,
But this is for the tools.
Steffen,
A community member or two need access to an older Nevada build, specifically
build 61. Are they archived anywhere that they could download them from? I
haven't found anything in my searches.
Hi, me again... ;-)
I have hunted further, and all the posts from Derek Cicero about
Alan,
Find out all about it next week when Ian Murdock presents project
Indiana to the SVOSUG, one week from tonight.
For us nowhere near SV (and those who haven't made the technological leap to viewing webcasts yet ;-) ), will a video of
the presentation be made (available)?
Thanks...
Alan,
On Thu, 17 May 2007, Sean Sprague wrote:
Alan,
Find out all about it next week when Ian Murdock presents project
Indiana to the SVOSUG, one week from tonight.
For us nowhere near SV (and those who haven't made the technological
leap to viewing webcasts yet ;-) ), will a video
Interestingly, all 3 of the above are based on
variants of the venerable 6502.
Z80s were for pansies! :-)
HAHA, yo, 6502s are forever!
LDA #$37
STA $01
CLI
RTS
(:-)
Not to mention the undocumented operation HCF opcode 0x22. HCF was Halt and Catch Fire: if you stuck one of those
into your
Dennis,
Drats! foiled again...
you'll rue the day! ( start rue-ing!!)
I sense impending rueage
Sore rueage? Nasty stuff... ;-)
Regards... Sean.
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For the record, I use vi. Not just any vi either but
THE vi in
/usr/xpg4/bin/vi and I set my env var EDITOR that way
too.
`vi` has this property that it can become ingrained in one's muscle memory.
And once that happens, one starts punching in `vi` keystrokes... in any editor. Can't
imagine
David,
Hmmm...
`vi` has this property that it can become ingrained in one's muscle
memory. And once that happens, one starts punching in `vi`
keystrokes... in any editor. Can't imagine how I ever did without `vi`.
I used to be the same with Wordstar ^KB ^KK ^KY... Now my M$ Word
documents
Pawel,
What the interesting mix of technology. Aapparently your hardware was
updated recently. I remember toggle switches on the front panel and
ferromagnetic core memory. ;)
I still own a PDP 11 Front panel with purple switches and a 4K core memory
board :-)
Regards... Sean.
Bryan,
[Snip!]
And there you have it. To verify Matt's hypothesis, run the DTrace
one-liner that I sent you; if it's the bug that Matt suggested (which
certainly matches the symptoms you describe), you'll see stack traces
like this one in the output:
issig_forreal+0x5c0()
Al,
You must have missed an email. Here it is (again) [edited]:
Date: Sat, 16 Dec 2006 22:45:49 -0800
From: Bryan Cantrill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Ben Rockwood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [osol-discuss] Unkillable Processes
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc:
Matt,
Actually, he did in the message at 10:45PM PST:
# dtrace -n profile-1234hz'/pid == 4308/[EMAIL PROTECTED]()] = count()}
Interestingly, the only difference between that and one Ben had tried is
he used stack() instead of ustack(), which is much more appropriate for
this situation.
Bob,
I built grip a while ago,
If I eject a cd in grip the I get a dialog to insert volume audio CD,
if I reinsert the CD, it tells me I have the wrong CD inserted, then if
I cancel the insert volume audio CD dialog the CD is locked in the
drive and I can't eject it. Anyone know a workaround
an email ASAP to mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
We hope to see you tomorrow!
Thanks and regards... Sean Sprague.
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topic and a star presenter; I promise. And
even better, I will say very little in comparison to the last event ;-)
For more information, please visit:
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/os_user_groups/losug/
We hope to see you on the 15th!
Thanks and regards... Sean Sprague
All,
Please remember that tonight is the occasion of the next meeting of the London
OpenSolaris User Group!
Please go to the LOSUG user group page at
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/os_user_groups/losug for more
information.
We hope to see you later!
Regards... Sean Sprague
Well, the next meeting of the London OpenSolaris User Group (LOSUG) is less
than one week away. Please visit
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/os_user_groups/losug/ for more
information.
Hope to see you on the 18th October!
Best regards... Sean Sprague.
This message posted from
Dennis!
I asked him to join [EMAIL PROTECTED] and then I sorted out his woe
for him quite neatly. He is running fine now.
Well done, Mr. Samaritan! ;-)
Why people use the OpenSolaris discuss list as a general support dump zone
is beyond me.
Because finding (or being bothered to locate)
://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/os_user_groups/losug
Please come along; and bring your friends ;-)
Thanks and regards... Sean Sprague.
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Hey Karyn! Hope that you are very well, and not too snowed under.
I'm sorry I haven't sent a weekly update about source and binary
deliveries for several weeks. I know everything has been going smoothly,
so I hope there weren't any problems due to my lack of status.
Everything appears from my
i havent tested it but theoretically you could try and run skype from
a Linux branded zone.
According to http://opensolaris.org/os/community/brandz/applications/ Skype is Yellow - functional, but with poor
latency
Regards... Sean.
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Eric,
There seems to be something wrong with the SXCR download link on
opensolaris.org's ON build instructions page. For the past few days,
the attempt to connect to javashoplm.sun.com has been timing out for
me.
Just gave it a shot without problem... Can you ping it, or telnet to it on port
Hello all,
I am sure that we would all like to send congratulations to Jonathan in his new
position as CEO of Sun.
I am also sure that his appointment means that OpenSolaris will have a certain
future in Sun's roadmap.
Regards... Sean.
This message posted from opensolaris.org
Hey All,
I am just installing B35 (X86), and noticed that the installer reports that
Entire Group and Entire Group Plus OEM are the same size at 3376.6 MB. I
guess that this is not quite correct...?
Regards... Sean.
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Hello all,
As Dennis suggested, Band of Brothers is not a suitable name for the DVD
containing BeleniX, Nexenta and SchilliX; and that a replacement name should be
sought.
Well here's the thread, and a couple of kickoffs that my brain (term used
loosely) has dumped (each with a reason for
Jasse,
Ehh, please skip the religious overtones please.
If you had read carefully, I did state that religious connotations were reasons for _unsuitability_; and that holy is
not exclusively for religious usage.
Sean.
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LKR!
You'll despise me for this, but this does not rock my boat; and I have just
worked out why...
OpenSolaris Collective Force 1
This sounds just like a Sun Microsystems product, and not something that has been born out of the OpenSolaris Community
- it's not funky or quirky enough (or at
Dennis Clarke wrote:
All three OpenSolaris Distro's on one DVD along with everything else
that one would want.
Has Chandan done the artwork for the Band of Brothers t-shirt yet?
Sean.
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