yes, this looks promising but i wish there was an analog to the FreeBSD handbook....available online....but yes, i willbe buying that book until then...i guess opensolaris is still pretty young =) thanks for the wonderful link.
On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 10:47 PM, Jerry Tan <[email protected]> wrote: > One book that you may be interested. > > "OpenSolaris Bible" > > http://www.amazon.com/OpenSolaris-Bible-Wiley-Nicholas-Solter/dp/0470385480 > > > Thomas Burgess : > >> about 2-3 years ago i gave up windows for Ubuntu. I learned a lot but >> after awhile decided it was time to move on, after a few other linux distros >> i decided to try FreeBSD. I love FreeBSD for my servers but it's not that >> great for the desktop. Because of that, i decided to give opensolaris a >> try. So far i love it, it's amazingly easy to use, and it didn't take long >> to learn most of the package management stuff. I've been scouring google >> for information, and one thing i LOVED about FreeBSD is the handbook...it's >> amazing, is there anything like that for opensolaris? I'd like to >> understand the inner workings of the system better, and most importantly, >> the directory structure. It seems theres a ton of places where software is >> installed...i get what /bin and /usr/bin is all about, and i understand the >> idea of /opt but it seems like things are waaaaay more separated in >> opensolaris. This isn't a BAD thing, i'd just like to understand HOW it >> works and what it means. >> >> Thanks >> >> > > >
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