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Bruce McAlister wrote:
>> 2. Mac OSX is proprietary even down to the hardware. That is enough for
>> me to not use it. I gave up the whole IBM/SUN/SGI/HP fiasco of closed
>> door unix and hardware a decade ago.
> Wow :) Maybe you need to re-visit Sun gear again, OpenSolaris,
> OpenCluster are only but a subset of the unix tools that Sun have
I wasn't referring to "current" Sun, but the Sun of a decade ago.
Sincerely,
Joshua D. Drake
> provided to the OSS community. Although, as a desktop, SX (Solars
> Express) is as freindly as you will currently get, hjopefully it will
> get better. However, IMHO, there is *no* better OE than Solaris (Except
> maybe Slackware), given the choice, Solaris every time, just cannot beat
> the scalability and robustness of the OE :)
>
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