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I was just browsing Linux.org and came across this article: http://news.com.com/2100-7344_3-6157761.html Really interesting read! From what I gathered, if Sun decides to go GPLv3 for Solaris, the GNU project might ...
  1. 02-10-2007 #1
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    Sun is really serious!!!

    I was just browsing Linux.org and came across this article:
    http://news.com.com/2100-7344_3-6157761.html

    Really interesting read! From what I gathered, if Sun decides to go GPLv3 for Solaris, the GNU project might make it the default kernel for the GNU OS. According to Schwartz, Sun just didn't use GPLv3 for Java because it wasn't out yet, which is amazing since not everyone in the free software community seems to like it.
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    wow! There is nothing wrong about multiple kernels (we all learn together). Of course it would then be GNU/Solaris
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vergil83
    Of course it would then be GNU/Solaris
    And we all know how well that turned out...
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    Having another Unix-like kernel could be interesting...
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