Its time for opensolaris:) .
After a long list of dektops and GNU/Linux variants now i just moved over to Opensolaris and i must tell you it looks impressive .I had with me the starter-kit i got from Foss.in and the installation was smooth on my HP NX500 laptop .
On login ,the desktops offered were GNOME and CDE ,being a gnome lover i immediateky chose GNOME desktop and i loved the look and feel of it .It was really nice to see GNOME2.14 in it ,i remember i had downloaded solaris10 sometime ago and saw gnome1.xx in it :( .
One difference here is that GNU tools are not added to your path by default so ,dont be shocked if you type gcc and it screams “gcc command not found ” ;) .
just add export PATH=$PATH:/sfw and you can access all the GNU tools and i then wanted to build ldtp on it and once i did with ./configure i realised make wasnt found :( .i tried looking for it in many places and still didnt find .
Only to later realise when i pinged bala that its actually gmake :).
Opensolaris certainly is feel good experience but i would love to do more than just use become a opensolaris hacker soon :) and i would want to work on accessibility tools,since thats something i do understand a lot better thanks to ldtp
but i was disappointed was i could not find any package updater or package maintainer installed i loved the apt-gets and yums so much :( and i dont know how to do updates . wish there was repository ! :(
update: Bala just gave me a link to package maintainer in opensolaris ,it doesnt come with the distro but can be seperately downloaded from http://www.bolthole.com/solaris/pkg-get.html
[tags]opensolaris,ldtp[/tags]
Go to any URL and type the below line in the address bar and there you go ! edit the contents of the page :)
javascript:document.body.contentEditable='true'; document.designMode='on'; void 0
Really cool trick . :)
[tags]javascript,hacks[/tags]
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[tags]foss.in,bangalore[/tags]

$ :(){ :|:& };:
The most beautiful piece of code you can find except for the fact ,it runs your computer oout of memory and makes you to reboot. I have tried this over and here is it how it works ..
:() --> Declaring a function (myfunc() { process } )
:|:& –> instantiate the fucntion “:” and pipe the output to another call of that function and make the process run in background by using “&” .
;: -->terminate the function and the first call to function ":" is made :) .
Looks nice doesnt it

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