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funnily enough, solaris 2 was also identifying as sunos 5 depending on what tool you used to query. sun's pivot from bsd to at&t was a very nice and clean chan
by jerrysievert 2y ago
funnily enough, solaris 2 was also identifying as sunos 5 depending on what tool you used to query.
sun's pivot from bsd to at&t was a very nice and clean change (I was the one who ended up upgrading our sunos servers to solaris when the time came in the 90's), sequent's switch was a nightmare.
I still miss my e4500, though, but not the noise or electric bill.
- jerrysievert 2y agoadding: /usr/ucb - a very nice bone to throw.
- jasomill 2y agosolaris 2 was also identifying as sunos 5 depending on what tool you used to query. Still true: $ uname -sr SunOS 5.11 Not entirely unlike Windows 11, a.k.a. Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.22631.4169]
- fredoralive 2y agoNot the first time for Windows, Windows 7 is v6.1 internally, then Windows 8 and 8.1 get 6.2 and 6.3[1]. Main explanation is basically "programmers suck at checking version numbers" so Microsoft tried to avoid bumping the major version. I guess they risked pushing the version number to 10 for the "last" version of Windows, but have fallen back to just not touching it now that a new generation of management have decided that it isn't the last version of Windows. [1] Windows 95 also tells 16 bit apps that it's v3.95, but 32 bit apps get the correct 4.0.