You refer to the "above list" but I do not see a location of the list. Do you mean the <a href="http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/apps/";>Solaris Ready Applications and Solutions Catalog</a>? People who own that list tell me there is indeed no way to display only those applications that run on 32-bit systems. If you click the "Application Name" in the <a href="http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/apps/data/views/all_applications_x64.page1.html";>x64 table</a>, the "Description" might mention whether the application is available for 32-bit systems. You could also click the "Vendor Name" to get the information directly from the vendor. <br><br> For free software, see the <a href="http://www.sun.com/software/solaris/freeware/";>Solaris Operating System - Freeware</a> page. Below the list of software that comes with the Solaris OS or is co-packaged with the Solaris OS is a "Related Links" section that points to other sites that have free software for the Solaris OS. <br><br> I believe any software that works on the Solaris 10 OS will also work on OpenSolaris, but I am in no position to assert that claim authoritatively. Sun is known for and takes pride in maintaining backward compatibility, but then OpenSolaris is a community project, not just a Sun project, so please don't shoot me if you find a case where this is not true. I believe it would be a low-risk assumption that Solaris 10 apps run on OpenSolaris. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
