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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Difference between sun solaris and linux? Post 56449 by fdc on Sunday 3rd of October 2004 09:39:55 PM
Old 10-03-2004
Solaris feels like a mainframe OS. It's really sophisticated,
but somewhat mysterious. You can't casually reconfigure things
as easily as a Linux or BSD system. But it's *really* sophisticated.
Not much advantage for a home user, but if you're a bank,
or a military base, or a power plant, then it's the way
to go.
I run Solaris at home because no free OS's have been ported
to my main machine yet (Sparcserver-1000). I don't *like*
it, compared to the BSDs, but I definately respect it. It's
also the nicest commercial unix I've used. (Way better than
Irix or AIX, anyways.)
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