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:ServerWatch: Enterprise Unix Roundup: Perfecting Solaris
ServerWatch: Enterprise Unix Roundup: Perfecting Solaris
Nov 6, 2004, 19 :00 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (4208 reads)

(Other stories by Michael Hall)

"It was inevitable that some U.S. citizens would wake up on November 3 and feel a certain disappointment. Leaders had promised them something that wouldn't be delivered; expectations had been raised only to be dashed.

"On Wednesday, Sun had its own disappointing news to deliver. Solaris 10 will be launched, as scheduled, the week after next, but it will not be available for actual purchase until close to year end, and it will be even longer before the open source version of the operating system is ready..."

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Related Stories:
internetnews.com: Open Source Solaris Stalls(Nov 04, 2004)
eWeek: Sun Readies New Solaris Push, Snipes at Linux(Nov 03, 2004)
eWeek: Sun Ready to Open Solaris(Nov 01, 2004)
ZDNet: Why Sun's JDS Deserves a Try(Oct 28, 2004)


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