The amd64 issue you raise is an interesting one. Something we should
care quite a bit about, actually. We already have computers with 4 GB of
RAM being a common thing. With 8 GB and more, 32-bit will be more and
more of a problem - and amd64 is the only really serious way forward.
I don't know
sting question then. With this, we could, in
> theory dump the ON userland, and go pure GNU, more inline with the
> other Debian/Ubuntu ports. That being said, I still feel diversity is
> a strength, and is it still Solaris if we dump the userland (and
