I'm aware of the 'GPL situation'. As stated in my previous post yesterday,
"Apparently, as much as I like using OpenSolaris, without the ability to completely change the GPL components to where they're dwindled to simply coreutils and a LILO bootloader or something miniature in respect to the whole of the OS..." It would be impossible to take out core components, but I believe avoiding using the GPL can be helped. I'm aware a total 100% is impossible, but a 80-85% non-GPL open source system I think is more realistic. Even Haiku under the MIT uses coreutils, and OS X uses at least nano under its Unix subsystem--so it's not [i]totally[/i] BSD. --------------------------------- OK.... Getting back to the post. After looking through Google, Win4Solaris seems to be the best solution over VirtualBox or JPC. I remembered the icon, but not the name. I merely started this discussion because I couldn't remember the name 'VirtualBox'. :-D Honestly, I had no idea it was GPLed--until seeing the webpage, I thought it was under a proprietary license. Once again, (for the third time!), thanks for the quick and accurate information. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
