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I also see it that way (and seen it like that back then).
AIX and HP-UX are really ...
@nprofile1q... When I started my #Linux journey (in a predominantly #Windows shop) it was the tail end of #UNIX systems. My brief experience with Solaris 10 began with a #SPARCstation 20 in 2006ish and a handful of Sun Fire V880 and E4xxx servers in 2015. I am aware those machines were ancient by the time I used them
Solaris is the one #tech I genuinely feel like I missed out on. Not Oracle but Sun.
I checked out #OpenSolaris and its descendants over the years. I liked it but the one thing that really held me back from migrating to it (on the desktop) was the small package set. Unfortunately.
Solaris is the one #tech I genuinely feel like I missed out on. Not Oracle but Sun.
I checked out #OpenSolaris and its descendants over the years. I liked it but the one thing that really held me back from migrating to it (on the desktop) was the small package set. Unfortunately.
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