Introduction to the OpenSolaris Operating System

By admin June 14, 2007
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OpenSolaris

Ben did a nifty little presentation at CommunityOne recently, and while I don’t personally understand 1/2 of the techno babble in it, I am told most of you will find this rather useful.

Think Solaris = Slow-aris? Think again. Ben is here to tell you otherwise.

And I would like to personally thank Linus Torvalds and Jonathan Schwartz for their timely discussion on OpenSolaris, as it was a perfect way to help me show Sun’s commitment to the project.

I know I didn’t need to include this piece as you all believe in Ben, and Ben believes in OpenSolaris, but I thought it wouldn’t hurt to show you Jonathan believes in it too.

If you would like more information on the OpenSolaris project, check out the community site where there are some additional nuggets of information.

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3 Responses

Posted by Frank 14. June 2007 at 2:42 pm :

Kristie

I love these kind of posts. Keep’m coming :)

Posted by RB 14. June 2007 at 10:13 pm :

That’s a nifty presentation, and it would be great to see an essay version written in plain text in complete sentences sometime. Someone needs to show him how to spell “dependency,” though.

Posted by Jan Wikholm 15. June 2007 at 6:28 am :

Thanks for posting about this, or else I would’ve missed Ben’s awesome slides.

Thank you and thanks Ben! :)

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