What?
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I work at Sun Microsystems.
The opinions expressed here are my own,
and neither Sun nor any other party necessarily
agrees with them.
If you’re running any of Apache, MySQL, PHP, Perl, or Squid on Solaris,
trot on over to the
Cool Stack
space and pick up the latest super-optimized builds, now for x64 as well as
SPARC. Hey guys, how about Ruby and Python? And someday (hopefully soon)
we’ll be doing it with apt-get and wondering what this
pkgadd thing used to be.
What?
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From: Scott Johnson (Oct 19 2006, at 14:53)
All of this super-optimized code sure makes for a great selling point for the T1000s. 32 threads of highly optimized goodness for under 10 grand is almost irresistable.
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From: Glynn Foster (Oct 19 2006, at 17:59)
Python is already available as a standard part of Solaris. 2.3 in /usr/sfw/ and 2.4 in /usr for Solaris Express/Nevada.
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From: Robert Sayre (Oct 20 2006, at 22:08)
CSQerlang?
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