On Thu, 2006-02-02 at 00:18, John Plocher wrote:
Rich Teer wrote:
Great idea, but looking ahead, is not SFW Nevada a limiting title?
Unless Solaris 12's development is also gonna be called Nevada, perhaps
the Nevada bit should be dropped?
Projects exist until they are incorporated into a
Hey,
On Wed, 2006-02-01 at 17:46 -0800, Keith M. Wesolowski wrote:
This proposed community would provide long-term guidance to teams managing
releases of the SFW consolidation and projects derived from them, and to
project
teams working to release and improve the Companion DVD and similar
Based on OpenSolaris how compatible will Nexenta OS be in the manner of:
1) Application compliance ?
2) Driver compliance ?
3) General usage ?
Bottom line:
Would it be fair to say that 3 years of Nexenta experience is the same as
having three years of Solaris experience ?
Asking this
John Plocher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I'd rephrase this assertion as:
No copyright holder is ever explicitly forced to license under
the GPL, though the intent of the GPL is to apply market pressure
to convince all such software hoarders to do so over time.
Thank you for
On Thu, 2006-02-02 at 10:55, Daniel Mersebak wrote:
Would it be fair to say that 3 years of Nexenta experience is the same as
having three years of Solaris experience ?
I think that depends on the person and depends on what the
job at hand is. Is it end user, developer, system admin ?
If
On Thu, 2006-02-02 at 10:55, Glynn Foster wrote:
So I've thought a bunch about this, and wondering if we're doing the
right thing creating all these communities [1],
Me too. In fact, I'm having a real problem with it. The problem is that
there
are an awful lot of communities - and associated
On 2/2/06, Peter Tribble [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 2006-02-02 at 10:55, Glynn Foster wrote:
So I've thought a bunch about this, and wondering if we're doing the
right thing creating all these communities [1],
Me too. In fact, I'm having a real problem with it. The problem is that
Stephen Hahn wrote:
* Dave Miner [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2006-02-01 13:15]:
I imagine it's implicit in my being listed as a community lead ;-), but
I do give this a +1.
Just to elaborate a little on the proposal, this community would be the
home for the SVR4 packaging tools code when it's
Just finished http://www.sunhelp.org/ 's Type 7 keyboard article.
Are the Stop/Props/Cut/Copy/Paste/Front/... keys still there?
Is it possible to order a German version of the keyboard right now?
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Glynn Foster wrote:
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It's not that I disagree [I think I'm very much in agreement], but I'm
just wondering how best to go about this. For example, arguably Nexenta
have already done their own thing, packaged software, using different
tools and created their own distribution. ShilliX mostly
Just ot of interest - can you tell me which version
of Linux you are running VMWare on, and how you set
it up? I use VMWare for testing Solaris and
prototyping new servers and it would be nice to not
host them on Windoze. When I've tried to install on
Linux in the past I've always got stuck
Felix Schulte wrote:
Just finished http://www.sunhelp.org/ 's Type 7 keyboard article.
Are the Stop/Props/Cut/Copy/Paste/Front/... keys still there?
Yes - other than the Japanese layout, all the layouts should be the
same in Type 7 as they were in Type 6. (I actually have a German
You can actually expand that question as it relates to
job interviews or Solaris certification. As you
mentioned, you are dealing with toolsets and apps or
than just the OS level. If you look at it from the OS
level and running the many Unix commands, they are
much of the same. If you look at it
On 2/2/06, Alan Coopersmith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Felix Schulte wrote:
Just finished http://www.sunhelp.org/ 's Type 7 keyboard article.
Are the Stop/Props/Cut/Copy/Paste/Front/... keys still there?
Yes - other than the Japanese layout, all the layouts should be the
same in Type 7 as
Felix Schulte wrote:
Mouse no longer has the giant cable needed to reach the back of the
workstation and just plugs into the keyboard, right?
The cable on my mouse seems to be about 6 feet long still, but you could
bundle most of it up since it only needs to go halfway down the keyboard
to
Thanks to Juergen Keil for the three bug fixs below and to Frits
Vanderlinden for sponsoring the fixs through to putback.
Bug ID: 6350499
Description: stale usb device link confuses login's /etc/logindevperm
Submitted 12/21/05 by Juergen Keil
Sun Sponsor: Frits Vanderlinden
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