> I have just installed Open Solarsis in my laptop in order to test its > funcionalities and compatib ility in X86. I have strongs doubts about opensolaris as a new choice in the opensource environment . One of the doubst is, When i finished the installation I noticed that StarOffice is still include d in the distribution of Java Desktop System.
That means you installed Solaris (there's no OpenSolaris distribution; there are OpenSolaris based distributions). > StarOffice is not free, so how can Open Solaris include StarOffice instead of > OpenOffice in its d istribution?, if i were a customer installing OpenSolaris in my system, should I pay a licensing fo r StarOffice?. If I would not want to pay, how can I migrate to OpenOffice? If free Solaris comes with StarOffice, then why would you need to pay for it? Casper _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
