> not mine unless you want everything you have worked > with to die on the > grapevine.
Reality check: OpenSolaris is the fastest growing operating system on this planet. If you had just bothered to check the change logs, you probably wouldn't have made the above remark. > I always wondered why some unix variants > would carry years of > problems along, like dragging an elephant. I think I > see why now. I don't see any problems in traditional UNIXes. On the contrary. Perhaps you would be so kind as to share a few of the problems with us? As a side note, I just had a brush-in with Linux today. The dumb thing was telling me that there was no space left on device, when there was ~120GB free space available, instead of telling me what the real problem was, and that is that the filesystem in question was out of inodes. Luckily I had enough experience and understanding of *UNIX* to figure out what the problem actually was. I don't want Solaris to be as dumb as that, by behaving like Linux. It gives a whole new meaning to the age old saying "as dumb as a doornail". This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
