Stefan Teleman wrote:
> In my mind (and this is just my thinking, please take it for what it's 
> worth), i would think that these collections of bits (SAMP, GNU, etc), 
> would belong to a different category of "things". These are mostly 
> userland "things", they change very quickly and often in incompatible 
> ways. It would probably be better and more manageable. for customers 
> if these were packaged and delivered *independently* of Solaris. At 
> least this way customers have a way of testing before they commit to a 
> version upgrade.
We could call such a delivery mechanism "The Companion CD".     8^)

Only partly a joke.  It was created because we knew we couldn't support 
its contents under a Solaris support/stability model, but we are being 
pushed to migrate such things into the base CD, because loading the 
second CD is just too hard.

- sigh,

- jek3


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