> Some more things that need to be done are: > Not able to play videos and movies in the name of > proprietary software Whoa. Have you seen Fluendo? I use it to play QuickTime and Flash, plus any MIcrosoft-based format I've ever encountered, and it works better on OpenSolaris than on Windows, in terms of start up speed, etc. Yes, it costs money (like $30), but then there's no way to get around some of the licensing restrictions. The end user experience is just fine. You just have to pay a little bit for the legal fees.
> need to be done > apart from recognising network/internet settings > automatically and > recognizing ntfs,fat32 partitions automatically, This I completely agree with. You have to work a lot harder (with ntfs-3g, etc) to get native NTFS access than is really necessary. This is something that a good developer could fix in a few hours, just to make it easy. This really should have been done. > It is better if miro and vlc players are available > for opensolaris. The fluendo stuff works well with the Totem player included, at least for me. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
