Marc Hamilton wrote: > but this is really an issue for > Solaris engineering more so than for the > OpenSolaris community. If the OpenSolaris > community creates a production reference > distro, then it should be relatively easy > for Solaris engineering to align major > Solaris releases with OpenSolaris releases > and avoid the Fedora/RHEL chasm.
Hi ... Perhaps I'm reading too much into your comments here, but why are you drawing a distinction between the "OpenSolaris community" (creating a reference distro) and "Solaris engineering" (aligning product releases)? >From a development perspective, Solaris engineering /is/ the OpenSolaris >community -- plus the new people who are getting involved since June 14, 2005. >So, aren't we really talking about largely the same people here? For two >years, we've been opening the Solaris code, infrastructure, and engineering >organization and in the process mixing with developers from outside the >company with the intention of growing one engineering community with one >governance model and one development process. We're certainly not there yet, >but isn't that the goal? Jim -- Jim Grisanzio, Sr. Program Manager, OpenSolaris Engineering http://blogs.sun.com/jimgris This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
