Ah. Thanks, again. Sounds like on the source end, now that I'm okay with GPL
software, I might stick with Linux.
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On 04/ 1/11 04:21 PM, Andrew Greimann wrote:
> Once again, thank you. :) I remember receiving an original answer to the
> "source" question last year.
>
> Does an equivalent to "sudo apt-get source package_name" that exists on
> Linux, exist for Solaris? For those unfamiliar, this downloads a .t
Once again, thank you. :) I remember receiving an original answer to the
"source" question last year.
Does an equivalent to "sudo apt-get source package_name" that exists on Linux,
exist for Solaris? For those unfamiliar, this downloads a .tar.gz format source
code package of the package reques
On 04/ 1/11 01:35 PM, Andrew Greimann wrote:
> I believe a while back last year I had asked if it were theoretically
> possible to build a distro, and how much source must be with it, for which,
> I'm happy to state, I got a clear answer. However, can one provide source
> only for modified/built
I believe a while back last year I had asked if it were theoretically possible
to build a distro, and how much source must be with it, for which, I'm happy to
state, I got a clear answer. However, can one provide source only for
modified/built binaries, link to the Source Browser for unmodified
:))) It was 06.06.2006 when Apple transitioned to Intel processors, am I wrong?
If seriously, November is too far date IMHO. Let's see what Oracle will present
at April 14th:
http://event.on24.com/r.htm?e=298093&s=1&k=12D718A6822685EE6AD2390FC381A7AE&partnerref=opensolaris
Dmitry.
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Guess, what, it might even be an option... ;-) As Oracle never comments on
future dates, we will still have to wait and see... :-(
Matthias
You (Mike DeMarco) wrote:
> Wouldn't it be great if Solaris 11 was released at 11:11 am on November 11,
> 2011
>
> 11 11 11 11 11 = 1023 decimal
>
Wouldn't it be great if Solaris 11 was released at 11:11 am on November 11, 2011
11 11 11 11 11 = 1023 decimal
O R A C L E ,S O L A RI S
ascii 79 82 65 67 76 69 44 83 79 76 65 82 73 83 = 1023
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