in a way i'm glad that we are not being cut off in a
cold way sounds like we are getting invited to
participate:
I don't think so. It's an internal memo, remember?
quote:
We will be asking all of you to participate in this
ndeavor, bringing with us the benefit of previous Sun
Platinum
in a way i'm glad that we are not being cut off in
a
cold way sounds like we are getting invited to
participate:
I don't think so. It's an internal memo, remember?
quote:
We will be asking all of you to participate in
this
ndeavor, bringing with us the benefit of previous
Sun
Am 13.08.2010 23:25, schrieb Erik Trimble:
I think someone really, really, really needs to explain to upper
management these things:
(1) Having an open source base / development process is pretty much a
no-lose situation, with only an up side. The likelihood that other OSes
will be able to
I don't think the IPS repos will disappear soon. In that memo it was stated
they are going to try to get a migration path from Opensolaris to Solaris 11
Express. So until that bridge is built, I believe they will keep the current
repo going.
So now Solaris 11 keeps the tm opensolaris
Hi
Form my personal opinion Oracle should make only one statement
that could resolve and blow away the fear from users / customers
contributors, illumnos project members and so on:
We - Oracle decide that our effort should be to build the strongest
and best Server OS with Solaris11. That's
I would like to add my thoughts regarding new situation.
It would be very nice if ORACLE continue to release Express
releases on a six-month basis for Desktop users, and when they
think it is proper time to release Solaris.Next then to relase it.
It would be very nice if ORACLE continue to
Get over it guys. OpenSolaris is dead, as is anything Sun/Oracle subsidized
related to it. All this ranting and raving and hair pulling is a waste of
energy. Wouldn't this energy be better spent either on IllumOS, Nexenta, or
some OS? Archive whatever you want of this place, and move on.
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I didn't think Oracle had what it takes to really be
about open source, this proves that. There is no good
will in this plan to say the very least about it. In
fact this seems to facilitate a culture of predation
that Oracle is fairly infamous for.
Oh, they are about open source. About
I agreed with a lot of what Erik said. I also think that I was hasty in my
comment about open source Oracle. They have done it, they just haven't bitten
off something quite as large as Sun. That alone makes it different. There's no
way to create easy comparisons because of that too.
There was
Hey it's not like they announced they are getting rid of Sparc x86 support
for an 'Itanium centric CPU strategy along with renaming it TruSol64 for
exclusive use inside their upcoming line of NEBS-only hardware...
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discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org] On Behalf Of Paul Gress
My view on this situation is Oracle now killed Java. I believe there
will be many Java developers who will stop developing for fear of
uncertainty from Oracle,
From: opensolaris-discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org [mailto:opensolaris-
discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org] On Behalf Of Paul Kölle
If that is true, Illumos will be ahead of the pack in no time. Bright
future I'd say.
This mostly depends on what Sol11Express will look like. If they make
future
Michael Widmann michael.widm...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
Form my personal opinion Oracle should make only one statement
that could resolve and blow away the fear from users / customers
contributors, illumnos project members and so on:
We - Oracle decide that our effort should be to build the
Maybe on another planet it will be suitably licensed and featured.
Also, doesn't look like the Illumos project lead agrees with your asessment:
http://gdamore.blogspot.com/2010/08/hand-may-be-forced.html
So, by their actions here, Oracle may be forcing Illumos to fork, which was
always a
Where exactly can I get SNV build 134 from. I've tried looking and can't find
anything. Can someone point me to the right place.
Apologies if I'm asking a daft question here.
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Give it up Ned!!
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Where exactly can I get SNV build 134 from. I've tried looking and can't
find anything. Can someone point me to the right place.
Apologies if I'm asking a daft question here.
Not to worry, here's the link:
http://genunix.org/distributions/indiana/
You most probably want
Where exactly can I get SNV build 134 from.
http://www.genunix.org/
http://www.genunix.org/distributions/indiana/osol-dev-134-x86.iso
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All source code will be available after binary update of Solaris 11 Express
have been released. Then Illumos will have a chance to catch up and
synchronize. As FreeBSD.
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Thank you very much for the quick reply. Much appreciated.
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You (Edward Ned Harvey) wrote:
Was java anything other than a money pit for sun to dump cash into? Did
anybody ever pay for it?
I recently read the jdk license terms. It says anybody can use it for any
reason other than nuclear facilites. So maybe Sun was making money off the
LHC. ;-)
I don't think anyone will like me for saying this, but for those handful of us
outside of Sun who have been following OpenSolaris since day one, do we
really expect a different outcome?
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When I first heard that Oracle was planning to purchase Sun, my initial
reaction was excitement. If anybody has the character to go
head-to-head with the likes of Bill Gates and Steve Jobs in the Desktop
market, I cannot imagine anyone other than Mr. Ellison.
But, my delusional initial
On 8/14/2010 7:27 AM, Matthias Pfützner wrote:
You (Edward Ned Harvey) wrote:
Was java anything other than a money pit for sun to dump cash into? Did
anybody ever pay for it?
I recently read the jdk license terms. It says anybody can use it for any
reason other than nuclear facilites.
I don't think anyone will like me for saying this,
but for those handful of us outside of Sun who have
been following OpenSolaris since day one, do we
really expect a different outcome?
Not really. Solaris Next was to come from the OpenSolaris code base. I like
the reply where the whole
On 14 Aug 2010, at 20:30, Erast wrote:
There are at least 2 companies that I know who are committed to contribute
money and equipment on periodic basis. Stay tuned.. much more is coming to
Illumos.
Indeed, Illumos has a bright future ahead of it.
To quote Garrett's blog post:
Illumos
Hellö
My Question is:
Are there any projects for NVIDIA Graphic Cards?
I am using my Leptop Lenovo W510 with Nvidia FX880M but O-Sol doesent support
this GraphicCard now.With Vesa drivers it works but it was not nice ;-(
So are there any solutions?
Or should I
The drivers should either be in OpenSolaris already or are available from
nvidia's homepage, if I'm not mistaken...
Matthias
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: MOKE iyev...@gmail.com
An: opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
Gesendet: 14.8.'10, 23:22
Hellö
My Question is:
Are there any
On 08/14/10 05:22 PM, MOKE wrote:
Hellö
My Question is:
Are there any projects for NVIDIA Graphic Cards?
I am using my Leptop Lenovo W510 with Nvidia FX880M but O-Sol doesent support
this GraphicCard now.With Vesa drivers it works but it was not nice ;-(
As long as Lenovo uses device id 0xa3c
I am now looking at how to replace a number of OpenSolaris boxes with
something else
well...I wanted to continue using opensolaris kernel for my units. i decided
nexenta Core would be my best choice, becuase they are sponsering illumos and a
number of Solaris kenel devs have joined them.
From: opensolaris-discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org [mailto:opensolaris-
discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org] On Behalf Of Alasdair Lumsden
There are at least 2 companies that I know who are committed to
contribute money and equipment on periodic basis. Stay tuned.. much
more is coming to
From: opensolaris-discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org [mailto:opensolaris-
discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org] On Behalf Of me
Give it up Ned!!
Give what up?
A one-line messsage without any context ... in a high volume mailing
list... I don't know what you're talking about...
erik wrote:
The unfortunate thing here is that most of the value in an Operating
System is attributable to ADOPTION RATES. That is, the wider the OS is
used, the more revenue potential there is. Now, the per-instance
revenue potential tends to drop off, but the overall revenue ramps up
very
On 08/14/10 08:37 AM, Edward Ned Harvey wrote:
From: opensolaris-discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org [mailto:opensolaris-
discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org] On Behalf Of Paul Kölle
If that is true, Illumos will be ahead of the pack in no time. Bright
future I'd say.
This mostly depends on what
I don't think the IPS repos will disappear
soon.nbsp; In that memo it was
stated they are going to try to get a migration
path
from Opensolaris
to Solaris 11 Express.nbsp; So until that bridge
is
built, I believe they
will keep the current repo going.
Paul
i reread and i
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