Hey Jerry, > I have drifted off on to other tangents, but let me > solidify thing by stating > that NVU, or a similar application, would meet many > of my WYSIWYG HTML needs.
We're all guilty if that from time to time :) Yeah, I agree 100% with you here. For me (as a Sys Admin) a simple WYSIWYG HTML editor is plenty and Its probably plenty for most users. > My other comments, along the Xen line, were really > not on topic for this > discussion but you are correct that is is a neat > technical stunt to perform. > But really, the point I would make is that if a basic > utility is included in > Solaris, thats great, I will use that and move on > with life. If nothing is > included, and I am going to have to jump through a > couple of hoops to keep > everything on one system, then I am going to make > sure that I can use > DreamWeaver, Photoshop, etc... Fair point, if its going to be a substantial chunk of work to get it going, you may as get what you want. Thats is partly why I use a MacBook as my main machine - dual booting between OSX and Nevada. There is nothing comparable to iTunes and all the media support in OSX in either Solaris, Linux or even Windows as far as I'm concerned. Maybe if someone did as good a job of simplifying the zen setup as with zfs then it would be more accessible to a wider audience. Although, again, that would have a negative impact on the Solaris desktop. You can't win :) -Christian This message posted from opensolaris.org
