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Re: [SLE] Where suse will be ?
- From: Steve <ssivier1@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 22 Dec 2004 21:54:12 -0800
- Message-id: <41CA5D84.7070302@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Richard Bos wrote:
It does come with gnome, although I'm not certain which version. I suspect that it also comes with CDE since a lot of people will yell if CDE isn't there (old dogs, new tricks, etc.). I thought the default was to be gnome, but I could be mistaken. It certainly is the default at work nowadays (ok, so I confess - I work at Sun). But we don't have any Solaris 10 machines available yet in our group.
Steve
Op woensdag 22 december 2004 21:12, schreef Sid Boyce:
I've installed the beta version of Solaris 10 for SPARC here, same old
same old tired CDE and as far as I can tell, same old, same old dog to
admin, so it shouldn't cause anyone's earnings to diminish if they do
Solaris for a living.
Solaris 9 comes with gnome (I believe it is 2.2). I would think that 10 would come gnome 2.6 or maybe even 2.8...
It does come with gnome, although I'm not certain which version. I suspect that it also comes with CDE since a lot of people will yell if CDE isn't there (old dogs, new tricks, etc.). I thought the default was to be gnome, but I could be mistaken. It certainly is the default at work nowadays (ok, so I confess - I work at Sun). But we don't have any Solaris 10 machines available yet in our group.
Steve
The admin tools may still be old fashioned (it's at least not comparable to yast...)
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