I'd like to comment on the fact that Linux will never become DII COE compliant because it is OSS. While I agree that it would make many gov't computers vulernable due to the OSS nature. But if Solaris is DII COE compliant, with Sun's recenct release of its source, will Solaris' DII COE compliance be revoked?
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I'd like to comment on the fact that Linux will never become DII COE compliant because it is OSS. While I agree that it would make many gov't computers vulernable due to the OSS nature. But if Solaris is DII COE compliant, with Sun's recenct release of its source, will Solaris' DII COE compliance be revoked?