[ Thanks to Chris
Bergeron for this link. ]
Sun Microsystems has been in the Unix game for about as long as
there’s been a Unix. Back in 1987 they helped make Unix System V
with AT&T Bell labs. They’ve been marketing Solaris, one of the
main Unix derivatives, for about twenty years. So why, then, would
they market a Linux derivative? Let’s take a look at what it is
they’re offering and what it’s uses are to shed some light on the
‘why.’“Sun Java Desktop comes in a fairly nice plastic folder and CD
holder. There isn’t much documentation included to suggest what to
do aside from ‘insert CD-Rom 1’ and we’ll see if this is a good
thing in a minute…”