Hello all,
Where I can see which changes has been made in Solaris Express Community 20
release?
I think that there is need to inform in website about changes in every release.
Thanks.
Girts
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Girts Zeltins wrote:
Hello all,
Where I can see which changes has been made in Solaris Express Community 20
release?
I think that there is need to inform in website about changes in every release.
Unfortunately, I don't think we've found a way yet to keep up
with the biweekly release cycle
Diffs between Linux and Solaris and configuring your system for Solaris would
be helpful.
For Java development, if you are using NetBeans, have you looked at some of the
tutorials at http://www.netbeans.org/kb/41/index.html?
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Apparently, you have not seen any of HP's thin and light turion64 based
notebooks. They are really good (especially their Lance Armstrong series) and
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definitely get an unmistakable impression that HP has placed big bets on
We plan to push development for the Solaris Companion out into the community,
to serve as a test case for community development for other areas of Solaris.
The Companion is the supplemental collection of open source software
distributed with Solaris.
The source code repository, the gate,
Yesterday's Inquire has an article about Solaris, entitled Sun's Linux killer
shows promise:
http://www.theregister.com/2005/08/16/solaris_x86_not_too_shabby/
I don't know if anyone mentioned that article here, but it is surprisingly
informative.
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3. Initial Structure
Solaris management has asked Steve
ked Steve Christensen to be the gate keeper. Steve
has maintained the sunfreeware.com site for many
years. The source base will be the Companion contents
for Solaris 10 minus those packages that are now
included in Solaris 11 or
Marilyn Shoemaker wrote:
We plan to push development for the Solaris Companion out into the community, to serve as a test case for community development for other areas of Solaris. The Companion is the supplemental collection of open source software distributed with Solaris.
Isn't this
On Wed, Aug 17, 2005 at 01:40:22PM -0700, Bob Palowoda wrote:
Sorry Blastwave has better potential in handling this over
Sunfreeware.
Sunfreeware isn't. Steve is. This is not Sun saying Here's the
companion CD, Steve, please go incorporate the software in it into
sunfreeware. It's a new
On Thu, 18 Aug 2005, Ian Collins wrote:
Isn't this a duplication of effort, we already have Blastwave. Or is
this seen as somehow complimentary?
I see them as complimentary. For example, Blastwave's packages are
supported on S8+, whereas the Companion CD presumably doesn't have
that
On 8/17/05, Rich Teer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 18 Aug 2005, Ian Collins wrote:
True, but is duplication?
I am entirely happy with the decision by Sun management to bring in
Steve Christensen as the project lead on this. He has been working
with Solaris and the open source software
On Thu, Aug 18, 2005 at 10:05:11AM +1200, Ian Collins wrote:
True, but is duplication?
Possibly, which is why I'd like to see this community-packaged
software effort grow to include everyone. Whether that will be
possible depends on how well we can accomodate varied interests in one
place.
First, my thanks to Dennis for his very kind and supportive comments.
I have always enjoyed, and will continue to enjoy, working with him
and the members of Blastwave. I fully expect to have our individual
communites join together with the OpenSolaris world of develpers to
define and deploy the
Hey,
First, my thanks to Dennis for his very kind and supportive comments.
I have always enjoyed, and will continue to enjoy, working with him
and the members of Blastwave. I fully expect to have our individual
communites join together with the OpenSolaris world of develpers to
define and
This might be better suited to another board, but if so I dont know which one.
In any case the dialog might be valuable to the community at large. To wit:
I dont fully grasp the semantics of umem_cache_alloc, et al. Some use cases
or examples would really help. A few of the obscure (to me)
On Wed, 17 Aug 2005, Dennis Clarke wrote:
On 8/17/05, Rich Teer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 18 Aug 2005, Ian Collins wrote:
True, but is duplication?
I am entirely happy with the decision by Sun management to bring in
Steve Christensen as the project lead on this. He has been
Heya,
The packages from the companion cd, or blastave or sunfreeware will all be
regular solaris packages. I guess that Steve as gatekeeper will be
responsible for building the actual packages, so the community effort will
be mainly around the source.
However a packaging community would
On 8/17/05, Steven Christensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First, my thanks to Dennis for his very kind and supportive comments.
I have always enjoyed, and will continue to enjoy, working with him
and the members of Blastwave. I fully expect to have our individual
communites join together with
On Thu, 18 Aug 2005, Glynn Foster wrote:
Hey,
First, my thanks to Dennis for his very kind and supportive comments.
I have always enjoyed, and will continue to enjoy, working with him
and the members of Blastwave. I fully expect to have our individual
communites join together with the
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