Funny you've mentioned it; "the best OpenSolaris documentation doesn't come
from Sun...".
As I stated in my concluding post above, wikis.sun.com contains numerous
documents, among which I found a pdf file entitled Linux to Solaris
Administrators Guide, published by TREKLOGIC Inc,Toronto,ON Cana
Hey Sun_Joke,
I know you probably won't be surprised by this, but the best OpenSolaris
documentation for newbies doesn't come from Sun, it comes from the Linux
community. Click on the link below to see for yourself:
http://www.tuxradar.com/content/opensolaris-vs-linux
There you go, all the
Yes, there is a place for improvements. But OpenSolaris is very young when you
compare it to Linux.
I think same that 'man -k' must run out of the box. 'pfexec catman -w' may be
started automatically after installation or so. Even on BSD you must manually
update db for man if you install some a
On Mon, 30 Nov 2009 02:57:48 PST
Tomas Bodzar wrote:
> Now about frustration :
>
> You're using Linux (Fedora). Ok. Then maybe you know situations when someone
> want similar functionality like in Windows and you maybe know what's the
> correct answer. If no then there is - This is a Linux, no
Thanks, everybody!
Found exactly what I was looking for:
http://wikis.sun.com/display/SolarisDeveloper/Migrating+from+Linux+to+Solaris+or+OpenSolaris
Excellent link -- good stuff!
Perhaps, it would be a good idea to attach this link to SM Download page. If
it's there, I couldn't see it over the
In fact not so many docs. It will be good idea to provide this link too
http://hub.opensolaris.org/bin/view/Main/documentation . I discovered that even
now some people don't know about www.opensolaris.org but know about
www.opensolaris.com .
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Boris Blutwurst wrote:
> Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
>> There's so much documentation available you can drown in it.
>> http://docs.sun.com/source/820-7679/
>
> There is, but from where is e.g. this page linked? Docs.sun/sofware?
> Which in turn is accessible from...? I can't see why would total
>
On www.opensolaris.org there are two links full of very usable documentation.
One is named Documentation and second one New Documentation (wiki). Both are
very good visible.
www.opensolaris.com is different story. I can't find similar links right now
with some quick overlook. But I feel that th
> Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
> > There's so much documentation available you can
> drown in it.
> > http://docs.sun.com/source/820-7679/
>
> There is, but from where is e.g. this page linked?
> Docs.sun/sofware?
> Which in turn is accessible from...? I can't see why
> would total
> beginner star
Hmmm first of all :
Maybe it will be good idea to visit your eyes doctor ;-)
Stop fun and now seriously :-) If you will enter http://www.opensolaris.org in
your browser you can't miss at least those two links
http://hub.opensolaris.org/bin/view/Main/documentation (full of superb
documentation)
Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
There's so much documentation available you can drown in it.
http://docs.sun.com/source/820-7679/
There is, but from where is e.g. this page linked? Docs.sun/sofware?
Which in turn is accessible from...? I can't see why would total
beginner start searching right the
There's so much documentation available you can drown in it.
http://docs.sun.com/source/820-7679/
A better question might be more specific: what commands are you looking for;
what do you want to _do_?
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ope
Upon hearing all the noise Sun Micro has been making regarding OpenSolaris I
decided to give it a try. SM promptly sent me a CD, free of charge, which I
immediately installed on my laptop. Installation was as smooth as baby's but.
Even though I have been using Fedora for a number of years, wh
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