Brandorr wrote:
>At the heart of it is the questions, "Should the OpenSolaris
>brand/trademark refer to a runnable OS?", and "If, so, do we limit to
>distros that are binary copies of the Indiana distro?"
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I think we need to define a difference between what constitutes an
'operating system' and an 'operating environment'.
There'll always be a gray area there.
However, assuming the word "runnable OS" is accepted as the means by
which we differentiate, and the OE = OS + enhancements to the
user land experience, then IMHO, OpenSolaris should refer to the OS and
any OE that is derived from it would be an OpenSolaris-derived distro.
Perhaps overly simplified, but what's wrong with that ? :)
Regards,
Isaac
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Systems Practice, Sun Microsystems Inc.
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