> Most everybody who has positive feelings about Solaris history already knows where we come fro I was in doubt. There is an OS release every week now, I thin

> Most everybody who has positive feelings about Solaris history already knows where we come fro I was in doubt. There is an OS release every week now, I think being based on a mature one only gives me more hope. Maybe also say something about what you want to achieve (a serious alternative for Linux on the server), or name some companies that use it currently in production. > It's pretty easy to hear Solaris and think "old" and "unmaintained" This is better countered by a list of recent releases and/or recent commits. > The other perception we try to combat is that we're compatible with binaries for Solaris 11 -- after a decade of divergent development on both sides, we're just not. This is not for the front page, but good to mention at some point.