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Welcome to the OpenSolaris Approachability community. What's this community about? Well, let's start with the definition of "approachable": Easy to talk to or deal with; friendly. These are attributes we'd like OpenSolaris to exemplify, in the same way that it already exemplifies reliability, predictability, or performance. We think it's important, because an approachable OpenSolaris will enable developers and customers to use OpenSolaris more easily, and that can only help us grow the OpenSolaris community. Unlike some of the other communities on OpenSolaris, we're not devoted to a specific technology or technology sector – we're interested in approachability problems whereever they might occur, because in many cases the issues span technologies and can only be resolved by thinking about the system across our usual technology boundaries. You'll see content here, now and in the future, which spans networking, file-systems, I/O technologies, installation, user interfaces, and other areas of the system. Blogsdminer - OpenSolaris Power User Tutorial at OSCONJul 2, 11:02 AM dminer - Upcoming user group meetingsJun 17, 9:54 AM A couple of user group meetings next week in the northeastern US. For those in New England, NEOSUG is meeting on June 23. I won't be there, though, as I'll be in New York for some customer events ... dminer - OpenSolaris Bible at JavaOne bookstoreJun 8, 11:00 AM Hey, it's nice to see that the combined presence of Jerry , Nick and I at CommunityOne looks to have helped OpenSolaris Bible sales, according to the Top 10 at JavaOne list. Thanks to all of you who ... dminer - OpenSolaris (and me) at CommunityOneMay 21, 10:43 AM I undoubtedly am tardy in posting about this, but there'll be a big presence of OpenSolaris at CommunityOne West , which is happening June 1 at San Francisco's Moscone Center. We've posted a ... dminer - Creating OpenSolaris USB sticks from WindowsApr 10, 11:09 AM A utility like this has been on my list of things to do forever, and I'm *really* happy to see that someone in the community has done the work. Just a caution that I haven't tried it out yet, so no ... |