It is possible that one has a personal preference for GNU. However, it is technically impossible for GNU tools, in their current incarnation, to be superior. And if you have a whole bunch of professional engineers (me excluded this time!) sticking to, developing with, and working on those tools, you ought to reconsider why that is so.
ROFL. There are no words sometimes. I'd respond to your points, but this is a religious argument not a rational one. -J
> If you like > the other that's fine, but its arrogant to say "our > way or the > highway". No it's not. You came to use (Open)Solaris, then accept the System V ways and seek to understand way, don't demand that others adapt to you. If you have a problem with that, then go back to Linux and GNU, since that's what you seem to prefer. > There's room for both, and denigrating the > positive aspects > of the GNU userland is narrow-minded and fruitless. There is most certainly room for both; however, where they do the same thing, *both* are unnecessary. And I for one don't want to be using GNU where I have System V tools. If I wanted to be using GNU, I would still be a Linux system engineer, not a Solaris one. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
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