Kristian Rink wrote: > Jan; > > first off, thanks a bunch for your comment on that. > >> Unfortunatelly I have to say - if you really want to >> be sure that your system will be stable (from many >> perspectives - mean time between necessary upgrades, patching, ..) the >> e highest probability to get there will definitelly give you >> "regular" Solaris 10 - latest update. So go for downloading >> possible subscribe for support. > > Okay I will have a look at it and give it a try then. Given it mainly aims at > being a development / "sandbox" system for the next couple of months at > least, maybe I'll start over using OpenSolaris and switch the S10 as soon as > things get "productive". By the way is there a list of differences available > comparing OS and S10? Does S10 especially have things like IPS, Zones or ZFS > available already? These features are what makes us consider moving at least > part of our Linux server environment over to Solaris, even though I am sure > we'll find some more reasons as soon as we're there. ;)
Solaris 10 has Zones, zfs (although not root/boot) and the package system is sysv. I think actually the most up to date development environment is Solaris Express Community Edition and that is quite stable too, at least for development. _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
