Yes, it's their choice, but it is based on demand. There's absolutely no reason not to tell Mathworks that you are interested in a Solaris x86 version. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
- Re: [osol-discuss] Push for Matlab on Solaris x86 Dale Ghent
- Re: [osol-discuss] Push for Matlab on Solari... james hughes
- Re: [osol-discuss] Push for Matlab on So... Dale Ghent
- Re: [osol-discuss] Push for Matlab o... Dennis Clarke
- Re: [osol-discuss] Push for Matl... Nils Nieuwejaar
- Re: [osol-discuss] Push for... Simon Hammond
- Re: [osol-discuss] Push for... Dr. David Kirkby
- Re: [osol-discuss] Push... ken mays
- Re: [osol-discuss] Push for Matlab o... Ben Miller
- Re: [osol-discuss] Push for Matlab on Solaris x86 ken mays
- Re: [osol-discuss] Push for Matlab on Solari... Erik Takahide Törnqvist
- Re: [osol-discuss] Push for Matlab on So... Dr. David Kirkby
- Re: [osol-discuss] Push for Matlab on Solaris x86 Dr. David Kirkby