“Something rather strange happened earlier this month. Sun
released–but did not announce–a Solaris-based version of Release
2 of its Java Desktop System (JDS). Given the significance of JDS
R2, for which a Linux-based version has existed since May 2004, why
would Sun avoid drawing attention to this release?“Though it comes with an operating system (Linux or Solaris),
JDS’ primary value proposition is as a productivity tool…”
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