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On Sat, 27 Mar 2005, Yuri wrote:

> I've installed Solaris 10 for x86 some time before just to taste it 
> since I heard a lot about it but never tryed. Solaris seemed to be 
> very slow in comparision to FBSD. To be honest I expected much more 
> from a commercial OS than I sow in Solaris. Maybe I just didn't get 
> something? What you think?

>From my experience of it thus far, 10 is the first solaris on intel that 
doesn't suck; even on a UP box.


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