Re: [osol-discuss] Killer new feature- Midoris in Jaris!!!
Its a known problem that should be fixed soon and has to do with the new boomer audio subsystem in solaris (when that package was put together, boomer did not exist). -- This message posted from opensolaris.org ___ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
Re: [osol-discuss] Killer new feature- Midoris in Jaris!!!
The website: jaris.jp is down What happened?!?! I suspect a DNS issue might be the culprit: r...@solarisunix:~# dig jaris.jp +short r...@solarisunix:~# This is horrible!!! It's becoming a repetitive cycle where a bunch of awesome Japanese developers like the lifewithsolaris.jp or jaris.jp guys do a bunch of really cool things with OpenSolaris on the desktop that get me really excited about OpenSolaris again and I get all ready to give up my Fedora and Ubuntu desktop machines to use nothing but OpenSolaris full time (because things like Wine, my Canon printer, and VLC Media player are actually working in the Japanese versions as opposed to being broken like they are for me right now on OpenSolaris Indiana) and right when I'm about to switch over from Linux, somebody pulls the plug. Sometimes life just isn't fair :-( -- This message posted from opensolaris.org ___ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
Re: [osol-discuss] Killer new feature- Midoris in Jaris!!!
Bordeaux is just an installer as is Wine-Tricks or Wine-Doors, they all use WINE. FWIW: Spotify works great under WINE (see: http://www.wine-doors.org), I use it all the time. Sound quality is excellent. 2009/7/24 Che Kristo c...@opensolaris.org As most of the documentation is in Japanese I don't understand what makes Midoris any different a Wine distribution than say Crossover or Bordeaux...do you happen to have any information? On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 2:16 AM, Anon Y Mous system5u...@yahoo.comwrote: OK, the last new killer game-changing application in OpenSolaris was time slider, which made it's debut in 2008.11, well now Jaris (the Japanese Solaris distro) seems to have this new Wine-like tool already set up that makes it VERY easy for clueless new users with no previous UNIX experience to use all of their already purchased, pre-existing Microsoft Windows software inside OpenSolaris. I've added a link below, which I'm hoping points to an English translation of the Japanese documentation done by Google: http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=ensl=jau=http://jaris.jp/support-howto2.htmlei=JQ9nSuOfF4_YsgPLxfXnDgsa=Xoi=translate Is there any chance we can get this Midoris feature included by default in one of the upcoming releases of Sun's official OpenSolaris Indiana distribution (so we all aren't forced to switch from Indiana to Jaris to get this feature pre-installed by default), or is there a licensing issue that prohibits this? Compiling Wine from source and then trying to get everything patched together back in my 2008.05 days was a real pain. I say we take Thunderbird or some other app that's eating space off from the upcoming 2010.02 release and put Midoris on the live CD-ROM so that I can make a live CD demo of TimeSlider + Midoris + CIFS that will impress the heck out of my customers. OpenSolaris as it is right now is just a mere curiosity for a lot of IT people that involves words they don't understand like dtrace and smf. The very first question people in small business IT shops ask when I show them OpenSolaris is will Photoshop or Microsoft Outlook or Quickbooks or ACT! or Crystal Reports or Epicore or Microsoft Word or [insert name of Windows app here] run on OpenSolaris? And when I tell them it probably won't without hours of pain and suffering trying to port some unstable Linux Wine environment over from Linux to Solaris, that usually ends their interest in OpenSolaris and the end result is thousands of dollars in potential Solaris support contracts lost forever to Redmond. Now if I could walk in to Microsoft IT shops and just give them the live CD and tell them to boot it up and tell them that all their Windows apps will work seamlessly without them having to install or compile anything, AND show them what ZFS does, AND get the live OpenSolaris CD to join the Windows work group and share files over CIFS at the click of the button. If we can do all that, then I guarantee you that there will be a massive tectonic shift to OpenSolaris almost overnight (I'm talking exponential growth and exponential increase in revenues for Sun via support contracts). Millions of people are looking for something to switch to instead of Windows Vista, and OpenSolaris could be it! Please don't let this opportunity pass us by! The key to make OpenSolaris successful in small businesses environments is to make it inter-operate with CISCO and Microsoft products better than Linux does. Make OpenSolaris inter-operate with the already established Microsoft IT base of millions of desktop computers hooked up into an Active Directory powered by CISCO routers and switches that exists in many businesses today and there is no way that Red Hat Linux will be able to complete. OpenSolaris will dominate and become the enterprise OS of choice. Computer hardware manufacturers will all embrace OpenSolaris because ZFS performs better with more RAM (and the hard ware manufacturers are looking for an excuse to up sell the customer to a more powerful computer) and Sun and all the people who worked so hard on OpenSolaris will benefit immensely from this new found success. What do you guys think? Midoris in the next version of OpenSolaris? Yes or No? -- This message posted from opensolaris.org ___ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org ___ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org ___ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
Re: [osol-discuss] Killer new feature- Midoris in Jaris!!!
By the way, not Midoris, but Madoris. Mado means windows in Japanese. I used Jaris for a while, and tried Madoris, too. I think Madoris Windows Program Loader is a front-end for Wine. I am not sure the differences, because I've never used Crossover nor Bordeaux. regards, Takaaki Higuchi On Fri, Jul 24, 2009 at 9:25 AM, Che Kristoc...@opensolaris.org wrote: As most of the documentation is in Japanese I don't understand what makes Midoris any different a Wine distribution than say Crossover or Bordeaux...do you happen to have any information? On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 2:16 AM, Anon Y Mous system5u...@yahoo.com wrote: OK, the last new killer game-changing application in OpenSolaris was time slider, which made it's debut in 2008.11, well now Jaris (the Japanese Solaris distro) seems to have this new Wine-like tool already set up that makes it VERY easy for clueless new users with no previous UNIX experience to use all of their already purchased, pre-existing Microsoft Windows software inside OpenSolaris. I've added a link below, which I'm hoping points to an English translation of the Japanese documentation done by Google: http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=ensl=jau=http://jaris.jp/support-howto2.htmlei=JQ9nSuOfF4_YsgPLxfXnDgsa=Xoi=translate Is there any chance we can get this Midoris feature included by default in one of the upcoming releases of Sun's official OpenSolaris Indiana distribution (so we all aren't forced to switch from Indiana to Jaris to get this feature pre-installed by default), or is there a licensing issue that prohibits this? Compiling Wine from source and then trying to get everything patched together back in my 2008.05 days was a real pain. I say we take Thunderbird or some other app that's eating space off from the upcoming 2010.02 release and put Midoris on the live CD-ROM so that I can make a live CD demo of TimeSlider + Midoris + CIFS that will impress the heck out of my customers. OpenSolaris as it is right now is just a mere curiosity for a lot of IT people that involves words they don't understand like dtrace and smf. The very first question people in small business IT shops ask when I show them OpenSolaris is will Photoshop or Microsoft Outlook or Quickbooks or ACT! or Crystal Reports or Epicore or Microsoft Word or [insert name of Windows app here] run on OpenSolaris? And when I tell them it probably won't without hours of pain and suffering trying to port some unstable Linux Wine environment over from Linux to Solaris, that usually ends their interest in OpenSolaris and the end result is thousands of dollars in potential Solaris support contracts lost forever to Redmond. Now if I could walk in to Microsoft IT shops and just give them the live CD and tell them to boot it up and tell them that all their Windows apps will work seamlessly without them having to install or compile anything, AND show them what ZFS does, AND get the live OpenSolaris CD to join the Windows work group and share files over CIFS at the click of the button. If we can do all that, then I guarantee you that there will be a massive tectonic shift to OpenSolaris almost overnight (I'm talking exponential growth and exponential increase in revenues for Sun via support contracts). Millions of people are looking for something to switch to instead of Windows Vista, and OpenSolaris could be it! Please don't let this opportunity pass us by! The key to make OpenSolaris successful in small businesses environments is to make it inter-operate with CISCO and Microsoft products better than Linux does. Make OpenSolaris inter-operate with the already established Microsoft IT base of millions of desktop computers hooked up into an Active Directory powered by CISCO routers and switches that exists in many businesses today and there is no way that Red Hat Linux will be able to complete. OpenSolaris will dominate and become the enterprise OS of choice. Computer hardware manufacturers will all embrace OpenSolaris because ZFS performs better with more RAM (and the hard ware manufacturers are looking for an excuse to up sell the customer to a more powerful computer) and Sun and all the people who worked so hard on OpenSolaris will benefit immensely from this new found success. What do you guys think? Midoris in the next version of OpenSolaris? Yes or No? -- This message posted from opensolaris.org ___ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org ___ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org ___ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
Re: [osol-discuss] Killer new feature- Midoris in Jaris!!!
Version 1.0.1 is old, and I have had problems running some things with it. Specifically, Google Picasa. I do now have Picasa working with version 1.1.7 of Wine which I found here in case it helps anyone: http://sourceforge.net/projects/mpkgopensolaris/files/ I have wanted to get some kind of Picasa/Wine combo package created for OpenSolaris in IPS, but I'm just totally out of my depth with it all. If someone had the skills though I think it would be a good move though, because since OpenSolaris doesn't come with F-Spot or any other photo library software, and Picasa works really well, I think it would fill a big gap in a desktop user's requirements. Matt -- This message posted from opensolaris.org ___ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
Re: [osol-discuss] Killer new feature- Midoris in Jaris!!!
@mattrock Here's a blog I remember reading a long time ago about how to make OpenSolaris packages: http://weblogs.java.net/blog/kohsuke/archive/2008/06/creating_openso.html Not sure how much things have changed since it was written though. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org ___ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
Re: [osol-discuss] Killer new feature- Midoris in Jaris!!!
I installed Wine and dosbox from the contrib repository on my 2008.11 box using these commands: pfexec pkg set-authority -O http://pkg.opensolaris.org/contrib contrib pfexec pkg install wine pfexec pkg install dosbox but as soon as I run winecfg, I'm getting these errors: adminu...@solarisunix:~$ winecfg wine: created the configuration directory '/export/home/adminuser/.wine' err:iphlpapi:getNumWithOneHeader Unable to open '/proc/net/route' to count entries! err:iphlpapi:getRouteTable unimplemented! Could not load Mozilla. HTML rendering will be disabled. err:iphlpapi:getNumWithOneHeader Unable to open '/proc/net/route' to count entries! err:iphlpapi:getRouteTable unimplemented! wine: configuration in '/export/home/adminuser/.wine' has been updated. Does anybody know what these errors mean? I then clicked on a few of the tabs in the winecfg window with my mouse to look around and see what was in the tabs and Wine crashed and I got this beautiful core dump which I have copied and pasted below: fixme:ntdll:server_ioctl_file Unsupported ioctl 24000 (device=2 access=1 func=0 method=0) wine: Unhandled page fault on read access to 0x at address 7f77e51f (thread 0009), starting debugger... couldn't load main module (2) Unhandled exception: page fault on read access to 0x in 32-bit code (0x7f77e51f). Register dump: CS:0043 SS:004b DS:004b ES:004b FS:1007 GS:01c3 EIP:7f77e51f ESP:7f75ccf0 EBP:7f75e828 EFLAGS:00010246( - 00 -RIZP1) EAX: EBX:7f7adef8 ECX:7fc60048 EDX:7f7f9820 ESI:7f79ce8a EDI: Stack dump: 0x7f75ccf0: 7f3b69a0 7f396d5c 0001 0016 0x7f75cd00: 7f349c11 7f396d5c 0008 7f79ce92 0x7f75cd10: 002d 0042 181e 7fbc6410 0x7f75cd20: 0232 033c 025d 7fdb0044 0x7f75cd30: 0231 033b 025e 037e 0x7f75cd40: 0232 7f7f9820 025d 037d 0200: sel=1007 base=7fdb limit=3fff 32-bit rw- Backtrace: =1 0x7f77e51f (0x7f75e828) 2 0x7f35646a (0x7f75e858) 3 0x7f35688a (0x7f75e898) 4 0x7f35b644 (0x7f75e8d8) 5 0x7f2f96e8 (0x7f75e918) 6 0x7f35646a (0x7f75e948) 7 0x7f35676a (0x7f75e988) 8 0x7f35b0fc (0x7f75e9c8) 9 0x7f3275cf (0x7f75ea38) 10 0x7f32a5f9 (0x7f75ea98) 11 0x7f32aa37 (0x7f75eaf8) 12 0x7f2fdc67 (0x7f75ec28) 13 0x7f2fe91e (0x7f75ec58) 14 0x7f2fe951 (0x7f75ec88) 15 0x7f1067f1 (0x7f75ecd8) 16 0x7f107469 (0x7f75ed68) 17 0x7f10ac36 (0x7f75f418) 18 0x7f35646a (0x7f75f448) 19 0x7f35688a (0x7f75f488) 20 0x7f35b644 (0x7f75f4c8) 21 0x7f2f96e8 (0x7f75f508) 22 0x7f35646a (0x7f75f538) 23 0x7f35676a (0x7f75f578) 24 0x7f35b0fc (0x7f75f5b8) 25 0x7f3275cf (0x7f75f628) 26 0x7f32a5f9 (0x7f75f688) 27 0x7f32aa37 (0x7f75f6e8) 28 0x7f1197a0 (0x7f75f718) 29 0x7f11e169 (0x7f75f828) 30 0x7f35646a (0x7f75f858) 31 0x7f35676a (0x7f75f898) 32 0x7f35b0fc (0x7f75f8d8) 33 0x7f32c922 (0x7f75f918) 34 0x7f2fcab2 (0x7f75fa88) 35 0x7f108cb0 (0x7f75faf8) 36 0x7f1092b9 (0x7f75fb28) 37 0x7f7830c6 (0x7f75fce8) 38 0x7f78875f (0x7f75fd68) 39 0x7f788672 (0x7f75fd98) 40 0x7fb6fdca (0x7f75ffe8) 41 0xfee58c07 (0x) 0x7f77e51f: cmpb$0x0,0x0(%eax) Modules: Module Address Debug info Name (13 modules) PE 7ee0-7ee4d000 Deferredwinmm PE 7ef6-7ef64000 Deferredrpcrt4 PE 7f02-7f024000 Deferredole32 PE 7f08-7f086000 Deferredwinspool PE 7f15-7f162000 Deferredcomctl32 PE 7f1c-7f1c4000 Deferredadvapi32 PE 7f26-7f264000 Deferredgdi32 PE 7f36-7f375000 Deferreduser32 PE 7f44-7f446000 Deferredshlwapi PE 7f4e-7f55b000 Deferredshell32 PE 7f5d-7f63a000 Deferredcomdlg32 PE 7fba-7fc17000 Deferredkernel32 PE 7ff8-7ff84000 Deferredntdll Threads: process tid prio (all id:s are in hex) 0008 (D) C:\windows\system32\winecfg.exe 00090 == 000c 001d0 000e0 000d0 000f 00100 001a 00210 00200 001c0 001b0 Backtrace: =1 0x7f77e51f (0x7f75e828) 2 0x7f35646a (0x7f75e858) 3 0x7f35688a (0x7f75e898) 4 0x7f35b644 (0x7f75e8d8) 5 0x7f2f96e8 (0x7f75e918) 6 0x7f35646a (0x7f75e948) 7 0x7f35676a (0x7f75e988) 8 0x7f35b0fc (0x7f75e9c8) 9 0x7f3275cf (0x7f75ea38) 10 0x7f32a5f9 (0x7f75ea98) 11 0x7f32aa37 (0x7f75eaf8) 12 0x7f2fdc67 (0x7f75ec28) 13 0x7f2fe91e (0x7f75ec58) 14 0x7f2fe951 (0x7f75ec88) 15 0x7f1067f1 (0x7f75ecd8) 16 0x7f107469 (0x7f75ed68) 17 0x7f10ac36 (0x7f75f418) 18 0x7f35646a (0x7f75f448) 19 0x7f35688a (0x7f75f488) 20 0x7f35b644 (0x7f75f4c8) 21 0x7f2f96e8 (0x7f75f508) 22 0x7f35646a (0x7f75f538) 23 0x7f35676a (0x7f75f578) 24 0x7f35b0fc (0x7f75f5b8) 25
Re: [osol-discuss] Killer new feature- Midoris in Jaris!!!
Ok, I figured it out. It seems to be crashing every time I click on the audio tab. Wonder what might be causing the problem? I ran this command: pfexec scanpci | grep -i audio and got this output: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller An Intel Audio controller is pretty normal, run of the mill stuff. I don't remember it ever causing panics like this on Linux. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org ___ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
Re: [osol-discuss] Killer new feature- Midoris in Jaris!!!
Alexander wrote: I see wine package in contrib rep: http://pkg.opensolaris.org/contrib/info/0/wine%401.0.1%2C5.11-0.101%3A20081209T223210Z But I have 2 questions: 1) Why is it so big (111 Mb against ~ 10 Mb of Ubuntu deb package) I suspect it hasn't been stripped of debugging symbols. 2) Why does it depend on ent...@0.5.11-0.101? Does it mean that I can't use it on /dev branch of OpenSolaris? No, that just means it requires *at minimum* build 101. Cheers, -- Shawn Walker ___ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
Re: [osol-discuss] Killer new feature- Midoris in Jaris!!!
I can confirm that wine version works for me. Have you got Spotify running on it? -- This message posted from opensolaris.org ___ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
Re: [osol-discuss] Killer new feature- Midoris in Jaris!!!
Thommy M. Malmström wrote: I can confirm that wine version works for me. Have you got Spotify running on it? Installed it, got to the sign in prompt, have no sign in. Went to web site, not available in my country, USA. Can't answer you, sorry. Paul ___ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
Re: [osol-discuss] Killer new feature- Midoris in Jaris!!!
As most of the documentation is in Japanese I don't understand what makes Midoris any different a Wine distribution than say Crossover or Bordeaux...do you happen to have any information? On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 2:16 AM, Anon Y Mous system5u...@yahoo.com wrote: OK, the last new killer game-changing application in OpenSolaris was time slider, which made it's debut in 2008.11, well now Jaris (the Japanese Solaris distro) seems to have this new Wine-like tool already set up that makes it VERY easy for clueless new users with no previous UNIX experience to use all of their already purchased, pre-existing Microsoft Windows software inside OpenSolaris. I've added a link below, which I'm hoping points to an English translation of the Japanese documentation done by Google: http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=ensl=jau=http://jaris.jp/support-howto2.htmlei=JQ9nSuOfF4_YsgPLxfXnDgsa=Xoi=translate Is there any chance we can get this Midoris feature included by default in one of the upcoming releases of Sun's official OpenSolaris Indiana distribution (so we all aren't forced to switch from Indiana to Jaris to get this feature pre-installed by default), or is there a licensing issue that prohibits this? Compiling Wine from source and then trying to get everything patched together back in my 2008.05 days was a real pain. I say we take Thunderbird or some other app that's eating space off from the upcoming 2010.02 release and put Midoris on the live CD-ROM so that I can make a live CD demo of TimeSlider + Midoris + CIFS that will impress the heck out of my customers. OpenSolaris as it is right now is just a mere curiosity for a lot of IT people that involves words they don't understand like dtrace and smf. The very first question people in small business IT shops ask when I show them OpenSolaris is will Photoshop or Microsoft Outlook or Quickbooks or ACT! or Crystal Reports or Epicore or Microsoft Word or [insert name of Windows app here] run on OpenSolaris? And when I tell them it probably won't without hours of pain and suffering trying to port some unstable Linux Wine environment over from Linux to Solaris, that usually ends their interest in OpenSolaris and the end result is thousands of dollars in potential Solaris support contracts lost forever to Redmond. Now if I could walk in to Microsoft IT shops and just give them the live CD and tell them to boot it up and tell them that all their Windows apps will work seamlessly without them having to install or compile anything, AND show them what ZFS does, AND get the live OpenSolaris CD to join the Windows work group and share files over CIFS at the click of the button. If we can do all that, then I guarantee you that there will be a massive tectonic shift to OpenSolaris almost overnight (I'm talking exponential growth and exponential increase in revenues for Sun via support contracts). Millions of people are looking for something to switch to instead of Windows Vista, and OpenSolaris could be it! Please don't let this opportunity pass us by! The key to make OpenSolaris successful in small businesses environments is to make it inter-operate with CISCO and Microsoft products better than Linux does. Make OpenSolaris inter-operate with the already established Microsoft IT base of millions of desktop computers hooked up into an Active Directory powered by CISCO routers and switches that exists in many businesses today and there is no way that Red Hat Linux will be able to complete. OpenSolaris will dominate and become the enterprise OS of choice. Computer hardware manufacturers will all embrace OpenSolaris because ZFS performs better with more RAM (and the hard ware manufacturers are looking for an excuse to up sell the customer to a more powerful computer) and Sun and all the people who worked so hard on OpenSolaris will benefit immensely from this new found success. What do you guys think? Midoris in the next version of OpenSolaris? Yes or No? -- This message posted from opensolaris.org ___ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org ___ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
[osol-discuss] Killer new feature- Midoris in Jaris!!!
OK, the last new killer game-changing application in OpenSolaris was time slider, which made it's debut in 2008.11, well now Jaris (the Japanese Solaris distro) seems to have this new Wine-like tool already set up that makes it VERY easy for clueless new users with no previous UNIX experience to use all of their already purchased, pre-existing Microsoft Windows software inside OpenSolaris. I've added a link below, which I'm hoping points to an English translation of the Japanese documentation done by Google: http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=ensl=jau=http://jaris.jp/support-howto2.htmlei=JQ9nSuOfF4_YsgPLxfXnDgsa=Xoi=translate Is there any chance we can get this Midoris feature included by default in one of the upcoming releases of Sun's official OpenSolaris Indiana distribution (so we all aren't forced to switch from Indiana to Jaris to get this feature pre-installed by default), or is there a licensing issue that prohibits this? Compiling Wine from source and then trying to get everything patched together back in my 2008.05 days was a real pain. I say we take Thunderbird or some other app that's eating space off from the upcoming 2010.02 release and put Midoris on the live CD-ROM so that I can make a live CD demo of TimeSlider + Midoris + CIFS that will impress the heck out of my customers. OpenSolaris as it is right now is just a mere curiosity for a lot of IT people that involves words they don't understand like dtrace and smf. The very first question people in small business IT shops ask when I show them OpenSolaris is will Photoshop or Microsoft Outlook or Quickbooks or ACT! or Crystal Reports or Epicore or Microsoft Word or [insert name of Windows app here] run on OpenSolaris? And when I tell them it probably won't without hours of pain and suffering trying to port some unstable Linux Wine environment over from Linux to Solaris, that usually ends their interest in OpenSolaris and the end result is thousands of dollars in potential Solaris support contracts lost forever to Redmond. Now if I could walk in to Microsoft IT shops and just give them the live CD and tell them to boot it up and tell them that all their Windows apps will work seamlessly without them having to install or compile anything, AND show them what ZFS does, AND get the live OpenSolaris CD to join the Windows work group and share files over CIFS at the click of the button. If we can do all that, then I guarantee you that there will be a massive tectonic shift to OpenSolaris almost overnight (I'm talking exponential growth and exponential increase in revenues for Sun via support contracts). Millions of people are looking for something to switch to instead of Windows Vista, and OpenSolaris could be it! Please don't let this opportunity pass us by! The key to make OpenSolaris successful in small businesses environments is to make it inter-operate with CISCO and Microsoft products better than Linux does. Make OpenSolaris inter-operate with the already established Microsoft IT base of millions of desktop computers hooked up into an Active Directory powered by CISCO routers and switches that exists in many businesses today and there is no way that Red Hat Linux will be able to complete. OpenSolaris will dominate and become the enterprise OS of choice. Computer hardware manufacturers will all embrace OpenSolaris because ZFS performs better with more RAM (and the hard ware manufacturers are looking for an excuse to up sell the customer to a more powerful computer) and Sun and all the people who worked so hard on OpenSolaris will benefit immensely from this new found success. What do you guys think? Midoris in the next version of OpenSolaris? Yes or No? -- This message posted from opensolaris.org ___ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
Re: [osol-discuss] Killer new feature- Midoris in Jaris!!!
Hmm... hey dude, you might want to check out the downloads section on Wine's project website (http://winehq.org/) and, lo' and behold, is a link to the OpenSolaris package download. I didn't see a development release package, but at least there is something to try. Matt -- This message posted from opensolaris.org ___ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
Re: [osol-discuss] Killer new feature- Midoris in Jaris!!!
Matthew Nawrocki wrote: Hmm... hey dude, you might want to check out the downloads section on Wine's project website (http://winehq.org/) and, lo' and behold, is a link to the OpenSolaris package download. I didn't see a development release package, but at least there is something to try. Matt Unfortunately, the winehq has the link broken, it should be: http://www.sunfreepacks.com/listing/?limit=10offset=20 I can confirm that wine version works for me. Paul ___ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
Re: [osol-discuss] Killer new feature- Midoris in Jaris!!!
I see wine package in contrib rep: http://pkg.opensolaris.org/contrib/info/0/wine%401.0.1%2C5.11-0.101%3A20081209T223210Z But I have 2 questions: 1) Why is it so big (111 Mb against ~ 10 Mb of Ubuntu deb package) 2) Why does it depend on ent...@0.5.11-0.101? Does it mean that I can't use it on /dev branch of OpenSolaris? Unfortunately, the winehq has the link broken, it should be: http://www.sunfreepacks.com/listing/?limit=10offset=2 0 I can confirm that wine version works for me. Paul ___ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org -- This message posted from opensolaris.org ___ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
