diff b/w red hat linux OS 7.1 and Sun SOlaris OS 5.7

diff b/w red hat linux OS 7.1 and Sun SOlaris OS 5.7

Post by narik » Fri, 10 Jan 2003 01:15:26



Hi Guys .. plz tell me all the differences b/w the two os's -- red hat
linux 7.1 and sun solaris 5.7.

Thanks
narikkm

 
 
 

diff b/w red hat linux OS 7.1 and Sun SOlaris OS 5.7

Post by Joe Halpi » Fri, 10 Jan 2003 01:33:32



> Hi Guys .. plz tell me all the differences b/w the two os's -- red
> hat linux 7.1 and sun solaris 5.7.

All in one usenet post?

http://www.redhat.com

http://www.sun.com

Joe

 
 
 

diff b/w red hat linux OS 7.1 and Sun SOlaris OS 5.7

Post by Fao, Sea » Fri, 10 Jan 2003 14:27:49



> Hi Guys .. plz tell me all the differences b/w the two os's -- red hat
> linux 7.1 and sun solaris 5.7.

First of all, I don't think this is very topical here.  Second, your asking
for something an entire book (maybe a series) could be written on.

My advice is to do what Joe Halpin already suggested, visit each site or do
some Google searches.

Sean
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diff b/w red hat linux OS 7.1 and Sun SOlaris OS 5.7

Post by non » Wed, 15 Jan 2003 22:07:26


Solaris 5.7 doesn't exist. You mean Solaris 7 or SunOS 2.7 ;-)

I agree with the others this isn't a development question.
However, Solaris costs money ou spend ages getting all the software
development tools that you use. With Linux, *BSD they are free and all
the development tools are supplied on the media's ;-)

Solaris isn't better then *BSD or Linux, it scales better on very bug
systems, but then again they are only called SUN.


> Hi Guys .. plz tell me all the differences b/w the two os's -- red hat
> linux 7.1 and sun solaris 5.7.

> Thanks
> narikkm

 
 
 

diff b/w red hat linux OS 7.1 and Sun SOlaris OS 5.7

Post by Andrew Gabri » Wed, 15 Jan 2003 22:35:17




Quote:> Solaris 5.7 doesn't exist. You mean Solaris 7 or SunOS 2.7 ;-)

I don't know if SunOS 2.7 exists, but it would have been
somewhere around 1985 if it did;-)  I think you mean SunOS 5.7...

Quote:> However, Solaris costs money ou spend ages getting all the software
> development tools that you use. With Linux, *BSD they are free and all
> the development tools are supplied on the media's ;-)

Same tools are provided with Solaris.

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Andrew Gabriel
Consultant Software Engineer