Reprinted from the drive home http://news.mydrivers.com/pages/20041116003307_67342.htm Now let go of Linux books first, because Sun receives the new Solaris 10 operating system, which will be available free of charge. Only after-sales service fees are charged.
The latest version of Solaris is expected to be announced at the company's product conference every quarter. The launch of the Sun's operating system will enable many companies that are originally incorporated into the planned ranks from the companies that do not use the Solaris operating system, because before Solaris does not support low-end servers, analyzing the company Burton Vice President Gary Hein. Solaris 10 will change people's views for Linux, which is great.
At present, the biggest problem is whether Sun can get enough funds only from after-sales service, Hein said. He also pointed out a number of Linux, such as Red Hat and Suse, in terms of funds. "There is money here, just don't do it."
