Alex wrote: > Hi guys, in some thread I read that Indiana is experiment, so, as I > understand, even when you release stable version, it will not stable. > For my opinion it's not true way. >
Indiana doesn't have a release stability classification. As I said in one of those threads, it's a snapshot of a release train that is expected to have Minor stability (which is what every Solaris release since 2.1 has had) but there is at this time no guarantee of stability between one Indiana release and the next, because we haven't been required to operate under those rules. Because of that, from the point of view of someone who has experience with the Solaris release train and stability guarantees, it's best thought of as an experimental release. From the point of view of people with a background on OS's that don't make compatibility guarantees, it's probably fairly equivalent to what happens on those platforms. If you're looking for Solaris "10 + 1", as in the next minor release of Solaris, Indiana will not look like that for some time. Dave _______________________________________________ indiana-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/indiana-discuss
