> When 'UNIX admin' refers to "Solaris proper", he > means Sun's > distribution of Solaris. If you want to learn Sun > Solaris, then > yes...Nexenta is probably not for you, in much the > same way that > learning Ubuntu would not make you an RHCE. > > But if you don't care about learning Sun's > distribution of Solaris, then > Nexenta is completely adequate. Would you want to > deploy it on a > production server? Possibly not, it is, after all, > still alpha > (Nexenta's words, not mine... I feel it's at least > worthy of a beta ;-)) > > If you just want to screw around with OpenSolaris and > play with some of > the features, Nexenta is completely adequate, and > indeed may be easier > in some aspects. Package management certainly is > easier.
Yes, that is what I mean. Steve is right. Thank you Steve for claryfing what I wrote. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
