hello, i have been running OpenSolaris off and on for a while now but always reverted back to linux because I missed some features like a package manager, pptp and some other things. That is why i was really excited when I learned about Indiana. Opensolaris with binary package management that would be the thing to get me to switch entirely especially since it was developed by the debian developer, my favourite distro and package manager ever.
However I have tried both previews and found it somewhat lacking. It has nowhere near the level of polish Opensolaris has and what is more important it is missing all the quality Solaris branded apps that set Nevada aside from linux, like StarOffice and the Sun developer suite, the solaris theming, wallpapers, etc. Will all this stuff be made available for Indiana as well or will it just use GNU/GPL apps like OOo? I would really like to see the same level of polish on Indiana with all the SUN stuff included, now it just looks like another plain Linux distro, apart from all the underlying technology ofcourse. thanks, stefan -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ indiana-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/indiana-discuss
