> From: opensolaris-discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org [mailto:opensolaris- > discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org] On Behalf Of me > > About time someone put him in his place!!!!!!! > > Very much a shill!!!!! or a dreamer with a fantasy complex!!!!!
Wow. Coming from the guy who wrote > Have a "Stand Down Day" and use it to re-educate your employees on Code > of Conduct, Ethics, Values, Company Policy, Etc. > > Maybe this will cool some heads in this forum and help to alleviate > some temperaments. > > I can see that both sides need a cool off period and a little less > bashing of the heads. hehehe. Anyway. I've been thinking about what I said that was so offensive to Svein and "anonymous me" All I can think of is ... Yes, I think commercial support and commercial products are useful. Yes, if you run a business on servers, I think it is professional best practice to have support contracts on those systems. I think of opensolaris as a free product, which oracle develops primarily for commercial benefit of server and solaris platforms. I recommend sol10 with paid support for professionals in production. For business purposes rather than home hobbying. I think opensolaris is designed to be a server product, not a desktop or laptop product; although, I acknowledge not everyone thinks the same, and that's just a subjective point of view. I think there are other OSes that are better, in every circumstance, to use as a desktop interface. I love solaris, and I pay for it. I love the support that I get from my support contract. I think the price is competitive with other professional server OSes, and the support that I get on solaris is far better than the support I get on RHEL or MS or Apple server products. _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
