If you think that ripping the feature sets from two
different products
and architectures and merging them together is easy
or makes sense then,
yes, its a no-brainer. ;-)
I did not write that. As a former system engineer, I know full well how much
work something like that would be.
But
In Solaris the admin can choose between Xorg and Xsun as server.
What are the pros and cons of the two servers?
How many (percentage) Solaris (10) installations are approx.
run with Xorg and how many with Xun?
Just to get an idea about the Solaris usage.
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Alan DuBoff wrote:
On Tuesday 16 May 2006 01:55 pm, Eric Boutilier wrote:
Yeah, in my opinion it should be easy to conceive a set of packages that
even eschews Firefox in favor of something more efficent (which is to
say, less complex to maintain, as well as smaller/faster), like Dillo
Howdy,
We are looking to purchase numerous Sun X4200 servers, and I was curious
if there is a hddlocator-like utility to blink the LEDs on the front
of the X4200s? Being able to blink teh LEDs would allow our support folks
to locate a machine in a sea of servers, and to validate that a
Howdy,
We are looking to purchase numerous Sun X4200 servers, and I was curious
if there is a hddlocator-like utility to blink the LEDs on the front
of the X4200s? Being able to blink teh LEDs would allow our support folks
to locate a machine in a sea of servers, and to validate that a
Thomas Stein wrote:
In Solaris the admin can choose between Xorg and Xsun as server.
What are the pros and cons of the two servers?
Xorg is faster, has support for many new extensions/features not
present in Xsun (Xrandr - dynamic screen resize, Xv - video playback
acceleration, Composite,
UNIX admin wrote:
If you think that ripping the feature sets from two
different products
and architectures and merging them together is easy
or makes sense then,
yes, its a no-brainer. ;-)
I did not write that. As a former system engineer, I know full well how much
work something like
Laura did an excellent job at organizing this event
at the Thirsty Bear, good
to see all that were in attendance. While this turned
into more of a social
event, it was good to talk to some of the folks that
attended from other
parts of the world and get feedback from you folks.
Some
Thanks to Richard Lowe and Yann Poupet for these two fixes below and to Steve
Lau and Pete Dennis for sponsoring the work through to putback:
Putback 56
ID: 6425426
Desc: usr/src/Makefile 'setup' target not enough for external developers
Submitted by Richard Lowe on 5/11/06
Sun Sponsor:
Not sure if it's been considered or not.
If you have disk that can be physically shared between two hosts, either via
SCSI, iSCSI or FC or some other mechanism, why not just create a metaset out of
the disk, share the metaset to the 2nd box.
Now, this doesn't allow full R/W + R/W on both
What you describe is what Sun Cluster provides as well as the ability to access the data concurrently from both systems.On 5/17/06, Larry Becke
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Not sure if it's been considered or not.
If you have disk that can be physically shared between two hosts, either via SCSI, iSCSI
Got a response from David Burge, which hasn't shown up yet...
Basically stating that the functionality that I suggested can be had in Sun
Cluster, with the addition of being able to share R/W between multiple systems.
In response to that message, I have the following
Yet in the past, the
Hi,
I just subscribed to the list and I will like to introduce the work i am
doing by announcing the release and future integration of a native
OpenOffice.org 2.0 in NexentaOS.
The build of OpenOffice.org in NexentaOS has been challenging as there
are a few but tricky differences in the working
Or delete the marker file /usr/lib/breg/data/.lreg
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7000 packages is a big number. At the time of this writing the exact
count is 6495 but there's no question that we'll hit 7000 very soon,
most likely tomorrow. The distro package counter is updated in real time
on our homepage [1], along with the list [2] of latest added packages.
There are
Alan Coopersmith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Xorg is faster, has support for many new extensions/features not
present in Xsun (Xrandr - dynamic screen resize, Xv - video playback
acceleration, Composite, etc.) Xorg is required to use the nvidia
accelerated drivers or OpenGL on x86 platforms.
For background on what this is, see:
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Joerg Schilling wrote:
Alan Coopersmith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Xorg is faster, has support for many new extensions/features not
present in Xsun (Xrandr - dynamic screen resize, Xv - video playback
acceleration, Composite, etc.) Xorg is required to use the nvidia
accelerated drivers or
I'm thrilled to tell the community that we were awarded the SIIA Codie
Award for Best Open Source software.
Many folks worked late into the evenings during Christmas break to meet
with the reporter and reviews editors.
Special thanks to Stephen Lau, Karyn Ritter and Stephen Harpster for
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