> Thats is one of the problems of OpenSolaris in > comparison to Linux: It have not so much driver.
Yes, it has fewer drivers, at the moment. > And the driver which works, don't run all perfect. And would you care to prove an example ? As I tend to disagree with you on this one. > It seems also, that Solaris starts in 32bit mode and > don't recognized, that the computer is a 64 bit > computer. I highly doubt that, see the output of isainfo -kv > The other problem of OpenSolaris is, that it is in my > eyes not really an OpenSource system, because > OpenSolaris can until the current time, not be > compiled with the GCC and the compilers with which it > is compiled, are not OpenSource. And who told you that it cannot be compiled with gcc ? http://opensolaris.org/os/community/tools/gcc/ And I quote: "The latest ON sources (beginning early in build 38) are now compatible with gcc." Moreover, xorg in OpenSolaris IS built with gcc. > And OpenSource > Operating Systems, which can only be created with > ClosedSource programs, are in my eyed not reallly > completly OpenSource systems. An ignorant conclusion. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
