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where can I find programs for solaris?
I'm running Sun OS 5.9 and I need to find a place that has a precompiled version of the make command (I have no way of compiling software) and I would like to find a decent software repository, binaries are preferred but well maintained and easy to assemble (isn't lacking half a dozen dependencies on every package I download) source is just as good. In other words...help me make my install of Solaris useful.
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Sources for compiled s/w for Solaris
www.blastwave,org

How To Get Started with Blastwave.org - for Solaris 10 Users

You will be able to download a *ton* of pre-compiled binaries

Sunfreeware - Freeware Open Source Software for Sun Microsystem's Solaris is another source.
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when i wrote my first answer, this article wasn't there... what is the problem here?
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when i wrote my first answer, this article wasn't there... what is the problem here?
It got automatically sent to the moderation queue because it looked like spam to the filter ( Very low post count user with a bunch of links in the post )
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ok... so i'm not stupid
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have a look at Sunfreeware - Freeware Open Source Software for Sun Microsystem's Solaris

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duke, you mean have a look at the holy grail!
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