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- Topics
- Linux,
- Architecture,
- Windows Vista,
- OpenSolaris,
- Operating Systems
This article briefly examines and compares the kernels of the three most widely used quasi-Unix operating systems using three axes of comparison: efficiency, evolvement, and user friendliness. The operating systems compared (kernel only) are: OpenSolaris, Windows Vista, and Linux 2.6.
News about OpenSolaris
- Topics
- Oracle,
- Open Source,
- Operations,
- Infrastructure,
- Community,
- Companies,
- Programming,
- OpenSolaris
An internal unofficial Oracle memo has outlined a new policy regarding the OpenSolaris operating system. Some consider this as the death of OpenSolaris, but others point to the opportunity for the project to be carried on by Illumos, an open source organization that wants a completely open OpenSolaris, providing the code that is currently closed and not depending on Oracle.
- Topics
- Java EE,
- MySQL,
- Java,
- Languages,
- Relational Databases,
- Architecture,
- Sun Microsystems,
- Cloud Computing,
- Database,
- Programming,
- OpenSolaris
Sun enters the cloud market with Sun Open Cloud Platform and will provide virtual machine images for all its open source software. The main technologies powering Sun’s cloud are: Java, MySQL, OpenSolaris and Open Storage.
- Topics
- Application Servers,
- Java,
- Open Source,
- Languages,
- Architecture,
- Programming,
- Solaris,
- Open Source Project Releases,
- OpenSolaris
Sun's OpenSolaris project has released the Java Enterprise Server as open source under the BSD license. The is largely the same as their commerical product, which descends from the Netscape Enterprise Server of the 90's.
- Topics
- Ruby on Rails,
- Ruby,
- Code Analysis,
- Dynamic Languages,
- Languages,
- Debugging,
- Profilers,
- Programming,
- Performance & Scalability,
- Sun Microsystems,
- DTrace,
- OpenSolaris
InfoQ investigates how three companies recently collaborated to use DTrace, a powerful open source process introspection tool, to find and fix a substantial Rails latency issue.