Leigh Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: I thought Sol 10 x86 could run Linux binaries? Use the Linux Acroreader..
This involves Solaris Express and a very preliminary "Solaris Containers for Linux" (brandz). I don't know that this can be recommended for a production Sun Ray server. I've tested briefly, and it is indeed impressive when it works. Matlab seems to function, and Maple 10 functions if the classic interface is used. There are problems possibly associated with java (e.g., Novell Groupwise client, maple 10 non-classic interface). I understand the reasons for the delays, but Sun promised a Linux-on-Solaris-10 solution years ago. It makes choosing Solaris/x86 difficult, since companies like matlab and maple have (recently) told us that that there is no schedule for a Solaris/x86 release. We run acroread automagically for our users by connecting to SPARC or Linux/x86 systems. Setting TMP makes this work when acroread is launched from, e.g., firefox. But this is a per-application hack and does not extend easily to files that do not live on shared spaces (in particular, Sun Ray USB memory). -- --Darrel Hankerson _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
