> From: Michael Schuster [mailto:michaelspriv...@gmail.com]
> 
> > Well, you can't follow Oracle.  Unless you wait till they release
something,
> > reverse engineer it, and attempt to reimplement it.
> 
> that's not my understanding - while we will have to wait, oracle is
> supposed to release *some* source code afterwards to satisfy some

Where do you get that from?  AFAIK, there is no official word about oracle
opening anything moving forward, but there are plenty of unofficial reports
that it will not be opened.  Nobody in the field is holding any hope for
that to change anymore, most importantly illumos and nexenta.  (At least
with regards to ZFS and all the other projects relevant to solaris.)

I know in the case of SGE/OGE, it's officially closed source now.  As of Dec
31st, sunsource is being decomissioned, and the announcement of officially
closing the SGE source and decomissioning the open source community went out
on Dec 24th.  So all of this leads me to believe, with very little
reservation, that the new developments beyond zpool 28 are closed source
moving forward.  There's very little breathing room remaining for hope of
that being open sourced again.

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