> First of all, this is very positive news for the Sun
> employees since most of them will keep their job.  Where
> the products overlap, the Sun stuff (Glassfish, Netbeans,
> MySQL) seems to be pushed into the "web corner" with the
> Oracle Stuff (Weblogic, JDeveloper, Oracle DB) firmly
> remaining in the "enterprise corner".  A lot better than
> being canceled altogether!

Well, "making NetBeans the best IDE for JSE, JEE, JME and
JavaFX" doesn't seem to be pushed to the web corner too much
;-) What NetBeans is losing focus about is JRuby and support
for other dynamic languages; but the IDE stays open and if
those communities are vibrant, they can provide and support
their own plugins. 

> 
> It seems that the only huge product being killed so far is
> the planned Sun cloud
> (http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/01/28/
> sun_amazon_cloud_dead/).

... which unfortunately is also pulling Kenai into the void
:-( I'll have to spend a few hours in moving all my stuff.
Fortunately I've moved to Mercurial and the repos are really
not a problem. Too bad for the mailing lists.

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