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OpenIndiana’s fork of OpenSolaris sees new Illumos based release

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“With the release of OpenIndiana version oi_151a, the developers
of the Solaris 11 compatible operating system have followed up
their first release with one that replaces Oracle’s OS/Net
operating-system and network component with the Illumos kernel.
This new edition of OpenIndiana also includes emulation and
virtualisation support through the inclusion of the open source
QEMU emulator and the KVM kernel-based virtual machine.


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