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What is better, Solaris Express or Solaris 10?
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Nope...they're not like Fedora. Yet they are at the same time.
Solaris is Unix. Unix is not linux. Libraries are incompatible...applications must be recompiled across the board.
Also, solaris is used in multiple processor configuration and it has management software and tools proprietary to Sun Microsystems that allow for better server management. I'm not saying it is better...just that it is different.
I learned Unix on Solaris 2.0 back in 1995 and I now am a Linux System Admin (have been for 5 years now). I wouldn't go back for anything.
Solaris is Unix. Unix is not linux. Libraries are incompatible...applications must be recompiled across the board.
Also, solaris is used in multiple processor configuration and it has management software and tools proprietary to Sun Microsystems that allow for better server management. I'm not saying it is better...just that it is different.
I learned Unix on Solaris 2.0 back in 1995 and I now am a Linux System Admin (have been for 5 years now). I wouldn't go back for anything.
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I think what he meant is if the relationship between Solaris Express and Solaris 10 is comparable to the relationship between Fedora and RedHat.
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Originally Posted by cscgal
I think what he meant is if the relationship between Solaris Express and Solaris 10 is comparable to the relationship between Fedora and RedHat.
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