2007/7/7, MC <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Linux and the GNU/Linux distros have their "culture", meaning their way of doing and developing things. > Solaris and therefore OpenSolaris has its own "culture", and this culture is way more older than the Linux "culture". Age demands respect, not emulation. To be successful you must learn from the past and improve upon it, NOT just duplicate it or remain stagnant. In the context of Solaris, I believe success will come from total reinvention. If Solaris was iteration 1, and Linux was iteration 2, Indiana should be iteration 3.
That is a wise approach, however, which are those problems on the current ubuntu/debian/apt/dpkg model problems? We can talk about ages about if we should emulate or improve, but if none can came up with a list of problems on the current situation it is really hard to do anything else than emulating. --
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-- Un saludo, Alberto Ruiz
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