Gary Bainbridge wrote:
AI is replacing jumpstart which is an enterprise necessity.
SMF is an enterprise feature and reminds me of AIX's srcmstr.
zfs is certainly an enterprise feature.
A text installer is not a gui that needs gnome or anything like that.
I run OpenBSD as a server and don't have X11 installed.
I run AIX as a server (granted it isn't a desktop by any stretch of the
imagination) and don't have X11 installed.
I run Solaris as a server and don't have X11 installed.
A gui isn't needed for an Enterprise OS. I run HACMP on a text screen. I run
Sun Cluster from the command line. Granted, I have to use a gui for Red Hat
Cluster Suite, but that is a failure of the product, I shouldn't have to (look
about at HACMP and Sun Cluster).
A GUI is needed for those of us who make a living developing
applications for and Enterprise OS.
--
Ian.
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