Hey, Alex wrote: > Of cause you may positioned Indiana as Fedora for RedHat, but Fedora is > stable distribution in most cases. Why you don't want produce normal stable > system, installing which user don't afraid that in next release, system may > stay unusable. > > Most important, for my opinion: 1. big repository with stable software 2. not > required fantastic stability, but more smooth updates. I think if you > can > reproduse something like debian on Solaris kernel it sould good OS, and many > user may use it. --
Very much our intention. While the developer preview gives the chance of trying a few things out, we're very much intending to do regular 6 monthly releases that we expect many people will run in production. If you care about getting the latest and greatest, OpenSolaris OS will be up your alley. Glynn _______________________________________________ indiana-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/indiana-discuss
