--- Brian Gupta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Seems like lots of people are bitching and moaning > about this. > > I for one am all for this. (It seemed at times I was > the only one for > it at times).
Well, I cringe at the make Solaris a better linux than linux part. > > The fact of the matter is that most of the gnu/Linux > command > equivalents are, for the most part, more feature > rich and easier to > use. Easier? You mean more convenient. > > Would you rather spend your time maintaining a > system, or would you > rather have a feature rich system that has a large > number of building > blocks included out of the box? ROTFL. I have not had any Solaris administration in a data centre environment but I doubt there will be much of a difference between the two. > > I prefer the second, and that is the Linux approach. > Solaris has much > room for improvement in the "out of box" usefulness > category. We are > talking 15000+ packages in the Ubuntu universe, all > the can be > installed over the network with apt-get. We have a > long way to go > before we catch up. Debian approach to packaging. Not Linux approach. Now this I agree. Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
