Is there any chance or possibility that Oracle makes Solaris license offers for
small one-man companies?
I can't pay normal industrial price for a one-man company which I do in my free
time beside a full time job.
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> Is there any chance or possibility that Oracle makes Solaris license
offers for
> small one-man companies?
These are the options that I know of:
1- Go to o
Need some time to show you listing of this command because, sometimes, it's
hard to work in user interface without mouse.
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Thank you very much Brian for this issue research. So I can just hope that the
issue was caused by 134B and then shown in all BEs and that now, when I just
installed Sol11Exp solely will not happen anymore. Anyway lesson learn and I'm
thinking about suitable backup strategy...
Thanks,
Karel
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Edward Ned Harvey wrote:
> 5- ??? I forget. Can you use Solaris 10u7, 10u8, or 10u9 for free under any
> circumstances? 10u9 was the first oracle branded one, so the license terms
> were changed with that new release. Some or all of these might be
> permissible for free usage under some conditio
> Is there any chance or possibility that Oracle makes
> Solaris license offers for small one-man companies?
>
> I can't pay normal industrial price for a one-man
> company which I do in my free time beside a full time
> job.
Just continue using Opensolaris 2010.05 until OpenIndiana releases thei
Sorry if I confused a few folks. I was looking up about eee on opensolaris and
moved the spam out the way, then got rid of at least the front door pages spam.
Alex
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