Sun Opens OpenSolaris.Org
An anonymous reader writes "Sun has launched the first version of opensolaris.org, featuring a small initial drop of source code. The idea is to make a display of good faith to the Solaris community while the rest of the source code due diligence is completed. The source code for Dynamic Tracing (DTrace) is available for download under the terms of the newly OSI-approved CDDL license."
Sun really seems to like the Open-.org naming convention. They are probably trying to oppose Steve Jobs' iNaming.
Qui ne va pas à la chasse n'a pas de gibier
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Shocking, I tell you.
Take it easy? I'll take it anyway I can get it . . .
http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph/?host=www.open solaris.org
OS Server Last changed IP address
Linux Apache/1.3.27 (Unix) mod_jk/1.2.6
Linux Apache/1.3.27 (Unix)
Sun has an aweful track record of maintaining anything on the web. That includes their external website. A small example, you can't even find sun's Burlington Mass address on the site. Trust me, the list is a mile long. I expect this .org site to be well maintained for about a year at most.
So, I downoad the code, and I take a look at it - the first thing through my mind, is "OMG - look at all the spagetti code!"
Then I realized I opened a C file with Unix returns with notepad.
Oops.
Try to hack my 31337 firewall!
Wake me when Java goes Open Source...
Merging solaris code into the linux kernel is a lot more difficult then implementing the feature from scratch.
;-)
write from scratch? Are you mad? lets just copy it over like we did with all that stuff from sco
Dude, it's free...