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Wicher Minnaard wrote: |
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> 2009/5/24 "C. Bergström" <cbergstrom@×××××××××.com>: |
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>> <OT> |
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>> If you're interested in alt + solaris you may be interested in OSUNIX.. |
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>> It's an OpenSolaris distro built from the ground up with ebuilds + pkgcore |
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> It certainly looks interesting, I like the ideas. I will definately |
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> consider it when I need features that are available on Solaris but not |
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> on Linux. However, at the moment my VPS has a hole into which the peg |
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> that is Gentoo-alt-prefix fits quite snugly. Or is it that you were |
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> hoping that I'd make you an osunix badge? ;-) |
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Ummm.. my/our goal is to directly compete with sol10, sxce and |
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opensolaris (if you consider the latter real competition).. Why mess |
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with gentoo-alt-prefix + solaris when you can just use just about any |
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ebuild from the main tree on top of the whole core? I'm not doing bulk |
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imports, but with the exception of java related ebuilds almost |
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everything else will copy over. Updates of the entire OS will happen in |
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a blended way between gentoo and solaris.. I have a long list of project |
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benefits over gentoo and solaris individually, but whether any of that |
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would earn us an OSUNIX badge I'm not sure ;) I'll ping you with our |
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next release and a changelog to let you decide.. |
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./C |
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