Was just reading this on the Register myself. This is not good news for the
future of Solaris at all never mind OpenSolaris.
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On 15-7-2010 11:27, Sean . wrote:
Was just reading this on the Register myself. This is not good news for the
future of Solaris at all never mind OpenSolaris.
With all my respect to the developer in question, i think we are going
way out of line here.
Despite all the value of a person a
I don't see it as bad because one person leave, even if they are the lead
developer however past experience has seen these kind of things lead onto
others following suite which could mean Solaris could start to move in a
different direction.
Maybe I'm just being pessimistic because the
On 07/15/10 02:27, Sean . wrote:
Was just reading this on the Register myself. This is not good news
for the future of Solaris at all never mind OpenSolaris.
Many of us very much like Greg... he was a VP here, not a developer,
and he has a great opportunity that he wanted to pursue. We wish
On Thu, Jul 15, 2010 at 9:21 AM, Bart Smaalders
bart.smaald...@oracle.comwrote:
On 07/15/10 02:27, Sean . wrote:
Was just reading this on the Register myself. This is not good news
for the future of Solaris at all never mind OpenSolaris.
Many of us very much like Greg... he was a VP here,
don't know if this article is right but it may be.
if is then
i think oracle might be having problems in the solaris division.
clip:
Greg Lavender, the lead developer in charge of the Solaris operating system at
Oracle, has left the company
Evidently the article is correct. It has been updated with a 'Bootnote' stating
that Lavender's LinkedIn profile has been updated to reflect his current
employment status.
http://www.linkedin.com/in/greglavender
Lavender's profile now states his current status as:
VP, Foundation Engineering,
