Rather than all the negativity that's been going around, let's focus on the positive things:
1. We still have the code, including code that's MUCH more recent than the last public binary build. 2. There are companies like Nexenta that might be able to help maintain OpenSolaris, even if Oracle decides to let it slide. 3. Maybe we can finally take this as an oppurtunity to build the "CommunitySolaris" around the Heirloom Project's tools rather than unenahanced tools currently used in the official versions or the GNU stuff used by Nexenta. :) Mike _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
