The information comes directly form Jonathan Schwartz, Sun Microsystems CEO. I hope am sure [en:Steve_Jobs|Steve] will not be angry for this: the WWDCis the next week… and [en:Jonathan_Schwartz|Schwartz] has revealed one of the BIGGEST FEATURES!!! Anyway, GREAT NEWS! Leopard is gonna be the BEST [en:Operating_System|OS] for Desktops in the World. Source: TUAW and Mac Rumors. Edit: Thanks alhandra for the hint about “hungry” and “angry” :P .
On http://get.opensolaris.org/ you can book a free OpenSolaris Starter Kit. It’s a good occasion to try the features of this SUPER-[en:Operating_System|OS] and familiarize with it. It’s free! Inside you’ll find tutorials, documentation, and two DVDs filled with useful software. Get started using OpenSolaris technology — right on your laptop or home PC. This kit will help you learn about the OpenSolaris source code and the community. On the DVDs, you’ll find: ...
And… seems to be a nice meeting. ;) After a lot of development, the comunity surrounding the project realeases last stable version 1.2.3.1 of Mono. What about [en:Mac_OS_X|Mac OS X]? Here is a dedicated page on the official wiki of Mono. And, in particular, I’m happy to highlight a tutorial/howto about XCode and Mono integration: CSharpPlugin. I know that [en:Mono_(software)|Mono] is the open-source implementation of [en:.NET_Framework|.Net] (started by [en:Novell]), and that I hate [en:Microsoft|M$], but… I can’t hate a framework. It’s like to hate the [en:Plutonium] because we make the [en:Atomic_Bomb] with it! ;) ...
Apple, ora sono profondamente deluso da te. “The Next big Features”? Questa é il tipico “JOKE”!. E’ una presa per i fondelli. Mi sono andato a leggere tutto l’articolo (ottimo, da 10 e lode) di Ars Technica scritto dal talentuoso (almeno con le parole e per la conoscenza) John Siracusa… e lo sconforto mi ha assalito. Io quest’anno sono stato (e sono ancora) impegnatissimo, quindi ho dovuto letteralmente “bypassare” Solaris 10. L’ho solo scaricato, ma senza avere il tempo di installarlo. 2 erano le cose che mi interessavano (e ora lo sono anche di più): ZFS e DTrace. ...
A big one: Linux Shortcuts and Commands. An italian book that have a dedicated chapter: Linux Facile. Source: OSSBlog.
Via OSSBlog.