File Details |
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| License | Freeware |
|---|---|
| Operating System | Linux |
| Date Added | June 26, 2006 |
| Total Downloads | 2,398 |
| Publisher | Sun Microsystems, Inc. |
| Homepage | Sun Solaris |
Publisher's Description
Solaris 10 includes more than 600 new features, many of which are not available in any other operating system. For example, Solaris Dynamic Tracing (DTrace), Solaris Containers, Predictive Self Healing, and Solaris Secure Execution deliver breakthrough enterprise functionality and are only available in the Solaris 10 Operating System. Solaris 10 is free, regardless of the number or type of systems you want to run it on.
Latest Reviews
DDave65 reviewed v10 6/06 on Jul 4, 2006
I have to disagree somewhat with the prior review. I'm currently running the previous version of Solaris 10 on an x86 laptop (Gateway 9500) and the SPARC version on a SPARC-based laptop. Sun currently is featuring AMD processors on most of their hardware, so, I'm certain this runs on those. As for configuration, there was some to have Sol see my particular video card in the Gateway, but, other than that, it uses Gnome just like most Linux distros. The new features like DTrace and others make this worth a try. It's great if you like to tinker, but, if you don't, you should still be able to get started with a basic install. BTW, this doesn't run on "mainframes". Servers, yes. But not "mainframes".
vr,
Dave
Ley reviewed v10 6/06 on Jun 27, 2006
Could not rate it... As it is a kind of unix, it needs a LOT of manual configuration. Besides it's the most up-to-date opsystem with up-to-date demands to the hardware (forget it on any of x86 or x64 architectures, it's for mainframes).
DDave65 reviewed v10 6/06 on Jul 4, 2006
I have to disagree somewhat with the prior review. I'm currently running the previous version of Solaris 10 on an x86 laptop (Gateway 9500) and the SPARC version on a SPARC-based laptop. Sun currently is featuring AMD processors on most of their hardware, so, I'm certain this runs on those. As for configuration, there was some to have Sol see my particular video card in the Gateway, but, other than that, it uses Gnome just like most Linux distros. The new features like DTrace and others make this worth a try. It's great if you like to tinker, but, if you don't, you should still be able to get started with a basic install. BTW, this doesn't run on "mainframes". Servers, yes. But not "mainframes".
vr,
Dave
Ley reviewed v10 6/06 on Jun 27, 2006
Could not rate it... As it is a kind of unix, it needs a LOT of manual configuration. Besides it's the most up-to-date opsystem with up-to-date demands to the hardware (forget it on any of x86 or x64 architectures, it's for mainframes).