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Gordon, Solaris has traditionally been a server operating system. Sure, Sun made forays into desktops time and time again, and they even made a short-lived notebook, but their bread and butter has always been servers. Which makes me wonder and ask, how well does it run on a notebook compared to other Unixly offerings (Linux, FreeBSD)? --Rich P.
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