2010/4/24 Matthias Pfützner <[email protected]> > > Rule: You need an entitlement to run Solaris/openSolaris in a PRODUCTION > environment. That entitlement is bound to the HW, and sold by the OEM > partners > as part of the license or bundled with the Oracle/Sun hardware. You might > already have such an entitlement, if you have Sun/Oracle hardware or your > non-Sun hardware is covered by the OEM agreement of the OEM partners. > > That for COMMERCIAL USE. > > If you use it for Dev or Desktop (personal use), than it's regardless, > which > hardware you have... > > So, if you have an entitlement, you then can buy Oracle Premium Support for > Operating Systems. That Support enables you to get access to patches, > updates, > and in the case of OpenSolaris access to the /dev repository.
I think you mean the /update repository. Anyone that wants to run Solaris anywhere should be better off contacting a Oracle sales rep to clarify the license and support terms for his specific situation before trying to making sense of the legalese by himself. -- Giovanni
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