Ok, I understand your point. And it is cool with you being first with several things.
I am only asking if all distros cooperated on one single distro, would it not be better if there was only one "official" community distro. It does not matter to people if it is Schillix or OpenIndiana, as long as the distro attracts many core developers and it gets momentum. But some people would prefer a pure OpenSolaris distro, and not an entirely new animal. I understand there are lots of efforts invested in each distro and lot of politics too. I am just worried about fragmentation. Just like Unix: there are Solaris, AIX, HP-UX, SCO, Xenix, etc. And they could not be merged, Unix continued to be fragmented. And then suddenly Linux came and everyone joined it. I am worried it will be the same with OpenSolaris: lots of different distros and no one catch momentum. But with a sader end: there is no single OpenSolaris distro to emerge, but all these distros die instead. I think OpenSolaris community is not really interested in umpteen different distros, as Linux has. Only one distro is acceptable to most people. I believe. But of course, people are free to disagree. :o) -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
