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ComputerWeekly: Sun Unveils Linux Software for Solaris After Year-Long Wait

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“Sun Microsystems has finally released software which lets the
latest version of its Solaris operating system run Linux
applications.

“The long-delayed project was first due to be completed at the
beginning of the year under the project name Janus, but has now
been expanded to include other open-source systems such as FreeBSD
and Apple Computer’s Darwin project and renamed BrandZ…”


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