You used Windows without any guide? So you know without any reading how to do
proper setup of Internet computer based on Windows in mmc, you know how to work
with registry without some guide, you know how to use support tools in
cooperation with your initial setup and so on? Then sorry for my no
sridhar wrote:
> please give me some links to decent to thorough/exhaustive open solaris
> documentation or normal to advanced user guide that covers everything we need
> to know to use open solaris(I just used windows without any guide. All things
> are installed using GUI, not CUI, with good e
Here you go:
http://wiki.genunix.org/wiki/index.php/OpenSolaris_I18n_&_L10n_Community_SketchPad/trans_status/
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 19:40, sridhar wrote:
> please give me some links to decent to thorough/exhaustive open solaris
> documentation or normal to advanced user guide that covers every
upgrade of operating system does not require reinstallation of user apps.
http://news.oreilly.com/2008/07/linux-torvalds-on-linux-distri.html
Go thru what linus torvalds tell about ease of installation.
I copy pasted 2 and third paras of grey coloured portion of interview page.
"And when it comes
please give me some links to decent to thorough/exhaustive open solaris
documentation or normal to advanced user guide that covers everything we need
to know to use open solaris(I just used windows without any guide. All things
are installed using GUI, not CUI, with good enough information,optio
And again. You don't understand Unix world. Read something about it first.
Application settings are stored in your home directory so you can't loose them
after upgrade of OS or installation of new version of app. Some apps may have
additional directories with specific settings but it's mentioned
package manager should provide a way to pack the
settings/configuration of the installed applications that are stored in
the os partition(call it first partition). After installing a newer version
in the first partition, package manager should restore the settings of
all user applications in th
