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This past weekend I unsubscribed from my last opensolaris mailing list. While reflecting on where technology is heading, I had to take a few minutes to reflect on where things were just a few years back. I remember vividly the day that the opensolaris.org website came online. After the announcement came out, I spent 24 straight hours signing up for mailing lists, reading documentation and reviewing the source code for a number of utilities. This had been all too easy with Linux, since all of the code and documentation was available in the public domain. But when the Solaris source came online, I felt like a 4-year old in a HUGE candy store.
Why this article doesnt mention and link to http://openindiana.org/ is beyond me...
For those still in the dark openindiana is the opensoure version of OpenSolaris and build 148 was just released!
Please allow me to post the comment of the writer of the article:
Quoting:@Tom — I haven’t used openindiana, so I can’t really talk intelligently about it. If I haven’t used it or broken/fixed it, you probably won’t see it on this blog. ;)
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Cheers, Tom