Thanks for the responses here (and by email)!
It sounds like the amount of work it would take to sanity-check our Solaris 10
betas on 2009.06 would be minimal: at least to get it out there and get
feedback... and use such releases to "test the waters". Even if it means our SE
team carrying the
On 04/20/10 09:26 AM, Ken Mays wrote:
Mike,
For business, commercial, and 'some' government projects - the answer is YES.
Originally, I was working with someone to review Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 5.0 and
CATIA on OpenSolaris. We starting porting over CAD/CAM/CAE and game
development/rendering too
Mike,
For business, commercial, and 'some' government projects - the answer is YES.
Originally, I was working with someone to review Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 5.0 and
CATIA on OpenSolaris. We starting porting over CAD/CAM/CAE and game
development/rendering tools to OpenSolaris due to the Nvidia driv
> So as a general question: do you feel there's enough
> business use of OpenSolaris for ISV's to start
> targeting it for official support? Or will it always
> be a waiting game for the next official version of
> "Oracle Solaris" to get pushed out the door?
Up until about now OpenSolaris has been
Hi all,
I work for Halcyon, and we've been selling monitoring software for Solaris (and
other OS's) for many years. In general our Solaris 10 builds "just work" on
OpenSolaris (no surprise there)... though we've never included official support
for it in our main releases... or in our beta progr
