> I didn't say they were doing a *wrong* thing, I just > implied it was not as good.
as opposed to none? > > Besides, I bet if you talk to people who use > advocate one of those > distributions, they would claim their particular > distribution's update > management system was better than any other one's > system. Of which I would not care. I don't care if it is apt or yum or something else nor whether they use deb, rpm, pkg package formats or something new. I just want a way to upgrade without having to drop in a DVD/CDs. People can move from ubuntu to fedora and vice versa. What matters is that there is an easy way to upgrade/manage over the network. of course, if Sun does not want to do this, some one will. nexenta is an example already although they use gcc. Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
