A: This is a common question that doesn’t have an easy answer. Understanding the distinction between interfaces, implementations, and behaviors is fundamental and it’s as good a starting point as any.
I'm thinking of trying to install the Solaris 2.6 X server on my Sparcstation 5, which is running Solaris 8. Why would I want to do such a daft thing? I've found this oddball framebuffer which is very ...
Red Hat is bringing Sun’s Solaris operating system into the Red Hat Network, the company said Tuesday as it launched the latest update to its flagship Red Hat Enterprise Linux operating system at the ...
Prior to Solaris 2.6, sockets were an abstraction that existed at the library level. That is, much of the socket state and socket semantics support were provided within the libsocket library. The ...
Paul, you need a fact checker. You *drastically* overstate the security record of Solaris. You wrote: Like any Unix, Solaris has had hundreds of vulnerabilities exposed and fixed, but there have been ...
Does anyone know where I can get the Bash shell for Solaris 2.4 Hell I have been googling and nothing pops up. The smallest version that I have come across is for Solaris 2.5. I tried to install this ...
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