Joseph Kowalski wrote:
> It is my believe that the fact that OpenSolaris has *everything* leads
> many community members to believe they are building a product. They
> aren't.
Except now we are doing that too. Indiana is an opensolaris.org project,
that the community is contributing to. Do you want to set the precedent
that a project chartered by the OpenSolaris community to build a distro is
not part of the world the OpenSolaris ARCs review?
> In the Linux world, its pretty obvious:
>
> kernel: from linux.org
> core userland: from gnu.org
> desktop: from gnome.org (or kde, or who
> ever)
> specialized components: too many to list,
distributions: fedoraproject.org, ubuntu.com, debian.org, etc.
> In OpenSolaris, its less obvious:
>
> kernel: from opensolaris.org
> core userland: from opensolaris.org
> desktop: from opensolaris.org
> specialized components: from opensolaris.org
distributions: opensolaris.org/os/projects/indiana, genunix.org/.../belenix,
berlios.de/.../schillix, nexenta.org, milax.org, etc.
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-Alan Coopersmith- alan.coopersmith at sun.com
Sun Microsystems, Inc. - X Window System Engineering
