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illumos News: Feb 5, 2013

illumos books!

Thanks to Josh Clulow and Robert Mustacchi for these!

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pkgsrc-2012Q4 illumos packages now available

In keeping with the regular quarterly pkgsrc releases, I’m pleased to announce that packages from the pkgsrc-2012Q4 branch are now available for general illumos platforms. – Jonathan Perkin

Video: illumos Innovations That Will Never be in Oracle Solaris

illumos was founded on innovation. Since its inception two years ago, illumos has risen from the ashes of OpenSolaris; key technologies that have stagnated in Oracle Solaris — ZFS and DTrace in particular – have thrived. Hear what’s new in illumos… and why you’re unlikely to see similar innovation in Oracle Solaris. Adam Leventhal’s talk at illumos Day. Slides here.

illumos News: Nov 19, 2012

illumos News: November 7, 2012

AMI: OmniOS stable r151004 - OmniOS builds on illumos to make a complete operating system.

  • Provides users with a familiar, installable operating system with a minimal package set to ease regulatory compliance
  • Delivers a self-hosting, environment with simplified processes for ongoing maintenance
  • Third-party software components that are delivered with the core are up-to-date (gcc/4.6.3, OpenSSL/1.0.1)
  • A more consistent, dual instruction set support (x86 and x86-64)
  • A simple and supported environment for managing custom repositories with your software packages.

 

XStreamOS: An Illumos Kernel Based Operating System – “At Sonicle, we decided to make our own operating system based on the Illumos kernel after Sun Microsystems was … Continue Reading