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A Weekend Look At OpenSolaris 2009.06
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Originally posted by bulletxt View PostI'm on Windows now. However, it should be something like NVIDIA MCP67 if I remember well.
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Originally posted by susikala View PostForking stuff is, unfortunately, largely a matter of ego (compiz/beryl is just one prime example of this overrated idiocy).
Originally posted by susikala View PostIn other words -- no one needs OpenSolaris.Last edited by etacarinae; 03 May 2009, 07:51 PM.
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Originally posted by Craig73 View PostBesides, there wouldn't a distribution if there wasn't a community around it no? The great thing about FOSS is the ability to port any portion of a complete stack of software creates a low barrier of entry for different ideas of what makes up a distribution.
In other words -- no one needs OpenSolaris.
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Originally posted by bulletxt View PostOk, it's 2 years I'm waiting that OpenSolaris supports my motherboard's gibabit ethernet card. If it doesn't this time I'm gonna say goodbye to it once for all.
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Ok, it's 2 years I'm waiting that OpenSolaris supports my motherboard's gibabit ethernet card. If it doesn't this time I'm gonna say goodbye to it once for all.
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Mentioning the PulseAudio integration as missing in a post about OpenSolaris...which has never had anything to do with PulseAudio...heh
Anyway, what phoronix failed to mention, is that 2009.06 will finally have a newer gcc stack (4.3.2) [1], and I believe this is more important than having a slightly modified volume control.
[1] The commit for it: http://mail.opensolaris.org/pipermai...il/013199.html
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Originally posted by cruiseoveride View PostWhats the point of this distro even? Is there any novelty at all to run a solaris kernel these days?
Besides, there wouldn't a distribution if there wasn't a community around it no? The great thing about FOSS is the ability to port any portion of a complete stack of software creates a low barrier of entry for different ideas of what makes up a distribution.
[That can also be viewed as a weakness, but that will likely improve as we decide which parts of this wave of custom everything is actually worthwhile]
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Whats the point of this distro even? Is there any novelty at all to run a solaris kernel these days?
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