1 Sep
2018
1 Sep
'18
3:57 a.m.
On Fri, Aug 31, 2018 at 3:36 PM Cág <ca6c(a)bitmessage.ch> wrote:
Kevin Bowling wrote:
No. Not even close.
SunOS is BSD based (first 4.2 then 4.3 then with some small amount of
System V code) with a written from scratch vm.
Solaris is sun's do-over based on System V Release 4. It's great leap
backwards. It was a huge slap in the face of the old SunOS crew by inept
management. The final indignity was SunOS 4.1 being rebranded Solaris 1.0,
which was pure marketing...
Warner
Sun releasing OpenSolaris when they finally did
and under the CDDL was
pretty tone deaf to what was going on in the market with Linux, but
you have to admire the amount of contract review and legal work that
must have taken.
How is OpenSolaris different from SunOS (Sun/Oracle Solaris) anyway?
Isn't the relationship kinda RHEL-CentOS'ish? I.e. one is community-
-supported, and another is commercially.