On Sep 21, 2010, at 8:37 PM, Edward Martinez wrote:
Well...Solaris 11 express support for production use will be made available
under the Oracle Premier Support for Operating Systems program, maybe those
who are enrolled will have access to the source code. maybe not.
For awhile, some MySQL
.
So perhaps Illumos/OpenIndiana will become the
OurDelta or MariaDB equivalent of Oracle Solaris and
outshine its predecessor. :)
-Gary
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maybe illumos/openindiana are
So perhaps Illumos/OpenIndiana will become the OurDelta or MariaDB equivalent
of Oracle Solaris and outshine its predecessor. :)
I am very doubtful about this. Oracle states
(http://www.oracle.com/us/corporate/press/173478) that
Oracle Solaris 11 is scheduled to contain more than 2,700
Btw, at http://www.oracle.com/us/corporate/press/173478 :
The first Oracle Solaris 11 Express release, expected by the end of calendar
year 2010, will provide customers with timely access to the latest Oracle
Solaris 11 Express features with an optional Oracle support agreement. This
release
They say that support agreement is *optional* for
Solaris 11 Express.
the battle of the articles;-)
it may be optional but according to a few oracle sites it appears updates
will only be available
to whom is enrolled in the Oracle Premier Support for Operating Systems
offering.
Edward Ned Harvey wrote:
Well...Solaris 11 express support for production use will be made
available under the Oracle Premier Support for Operating Systems
program, maybe those who are enrolled will have access to the source
code. maybe not.
Sol 11 Express is open source for everyone.
Edward Martinez wrote:
well... if it happens that updates won't be made available to
end-users,devs, etc unless we are enrolled in the Oracle Premier Support for
Operating Systems offering then that is one main feature we lost we had a
new opensolaris /dev build; updated software. i
On Sep 22, 2010, at 1:24 AM, Dmitry G. Kozhinov wrote:
Can Illumos developers spend 20 million person hours of development?
There's much to be said for quality versus quantity. ;)
-Gary
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Dmitry G. Kozhinov d...@desktopfay.com wrote:
So perhaps Illumos/OpenIndiana will become the OurDelta or MariaDB
equivalent of Oracle Solaris and outshine its predecessor. :)
I am very doubtful about this. Oracle states
(http://www.oracle.com/us/corporate/press/173478) that
Oracle
On Sep 22, 2010, at 10:24, Dmitry G. Kozhinov wrote:
So perhaps Illumos/OpenIndiana will become the OurDelta or MariaDB
equivalent of Oracle Solaris and outshine its predecessor. :)
I am very doubtful about this. Oracle states
(http://www.oracle.com/us/corporate/press/173478) that
Jorg
When can we expect SchilliX-0.7.1i+ to be made available to download?
Regards
Edward
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Did Oracle really spend 1 man years?
Yes, I ask myself the same question :)
- Dmitry.
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Given that the development metric quoted there is the cumulative historic
investment in the existing code-base, Illumos would probably be just as
justified as Oracle in making the same claim.
Agreed. 20 million hours cannot refer to (Open)Solaris 10 - 11 improvements.
- Dmitry.
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Du (Dmitry G. Kozhinov) schreibst:
Did Oracle really spend 1 man years?
Yes, I ask myself the same question :)
- Dmitry.
Solaris, as we know it now, is based and naturally derived from
SunOS... (which was BSD). So, after 28 years of SunOS (Solaris itself
internally still calls itself
Edward Martinez mindbende...@live.com wrote:
When can we expect SchilliX-0.7.1i+ to be made available to download?
There will be a self hosting SchilliX-0.7.2 tomorrow (in case there are no
problems). This will be based on the same kernel as seen in 0.7.1i.
During the past time, I compiled a
joerg.schill...@fokus.fraunhofer.de wrote:
Dmitry G. Kozhinov d...@desktopfay.com wrote:
So perhaps Illumos/OpenIndiana will become the OurDelta or MariaDB
equivalent of Oracle Solaris and outshine its predecessor. :)
I am very doubtful about this. Oracle states
joerg.schill...@fokus.fraunhofer.de wrote:
Dmitry G. Kozhinov d...@desktopfay.com wrote:
So perhaps Illumos/OpenIndiana will become the
OurDelta or MariaDB equivalent of Oracle Solaris and
outshine its predecessor. :)
I am very doubtful about this. Oracle states
now that's official, i guess i don't have to search for news articles about
opensolaris future.
So Long OpenSolaris :-(
Dan Roberts, Director of Solaris Product Management surprised attendees by
stating that the OpenSolaris brand was going away. Although the name itself
won’t continue, the
He stressed that Oracle will continue to work with
the Linux community on the open-source version of
OpenSolaris, as well as Oracle Linux and its Red Hat
Compatible Linux.
Linux Community? What about working with the OpenSolaris
community? How about reopening onnv-gate again to IllumOS?
He stressed that Oracle will continue to work with
the Linux community on the open-source version of
OpenSolaris, as well as Oracle Linux and its Red
Hat
Compatible Linux.
Linux Community? What about working with the
OpenSolaris
community? How about reopening onnv-gate again to
On 09/22/10 10:57 AM, Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
My concern would be more that Oracle may well continue to change
the rules whenever they think there's more money to be squeezed.
I of course think that's short-sighted, and trades money today for
shrinking market share tomorrow.
I think
So has OpenSolaris Tm retired or opensolaris the hostname retired ?? Or is the
bet still on open
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john kroll wrote:
So has OpenSolaris Tm retired or opensolaris the hostname retired ?? Or is
the bet still on open
I believe only the OpenSolaris name for the distro has retired, and
there are no plans to give up the OpenSolaris trademark nor the
opensolaris.org domain name, both of which are
He stressed that Oracle will continue to work with
the Linux community on the open-source version of
OpenSolaris, as well as Oracle Linux and its Red
Hat
Compatible Linux.
Linux Community? What about working with the
OpenSolaris
community? How about reopening onnv-gate again to
Well...Solaris 11 express support for production use will be made
available under the Oracle Premier Support for Operating Systems
program, maybe those who are enrolled will have access to the source
code. maybe not.
Sol 11 Express is open source for everyone. The only difference is a less
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