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- OpenSolaris says it's a success
- I had a very pleasant chat today with Laura Ramsey, who calls herself "vice president of fun" over at Sun the official title is OpenSolaris Community Marketing Manager. The picture at right comes from another Sun executive-blogger. It's time to call Sun's "open source experiment" a success, she said. "The...
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