The more I think about it, the more I can understand how my need/want for consistentsy among the various opensolaris 'distros' and actual Solaris may have been premature and wrong to expect or actually may have come out wrong.
I understand that not all of Solaris has been opensourced so there will inevitably be inconsistentcies betweem the commercial ones released from Sun and any opensolaris distros. I didn't want to cut down the great efforts of Nexenta or others as I also do realize that these types of projects are different than the goals for Solaris 10/SolExpress. Mainly trying to create a desktop for more for the types who may have used Fedora or Ubuntu. This is great. I actually downloaded the latest Nexenta to play with again. But I hate having to go to a Sol 10 server to Nexenta and feeling like I am starting over again and not even in Solaris anymore. I just don't understand why every new project or distro must start with the linux mentality of "my way" and seemingly purposely *trying* to fork. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
