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If you want to run a distribution based on OpenSolaris, choose one of these available options:
Solaris Express Community Edition – DVD: Download | CD: Download
Solaris Express Community Edition is Sun's binary release for developers (code named "Nevada"). It contains the latest, unsupported release of the OpenSolaris bits as well as additional technology that has not been released into the OpenSolaris source base. Developers can build the OpenSolaris source by using this release as the base system. It is updated every other Friday.
Solaris Express Developer Edition - Download | More Info
Solaris Express Developer Edition is Sun's official release of the OpenSolaris bits as well as additional technology that has not been released into the OpenSolaris source base. Sun offers limited support for this release. It's primarily intended for Solaris customers to try out the very latest technology that will eventually be productized by Sun. Solaris Express is updated monthly and is available as a free binary download.
BeleniX – Download | More Info
BeleniX is a *NIX distribution that is built using the OpenSolaris source base. It is currently a LiveCD distribution but is intended to grow into a complete distro that can be installed to hard disk.
marTux is the first non-Solaris Express/Solaris Express Community Release OpenSolaris distribution for SPARC (sun4u for now, sun4v later).
NexentaOS – Download | More Info
NexentaOS is a complete GNU-based free and open source operating system built on top of the OpenSolaris kernel and runtime. NexentaOS integrates OpenSolaris (SunOS kernel) and Open Source Software (OSS) applications a foundation that combines the best of both worlds.
SchilliX – Download | More Info
SchilliX is an OpenSolaris based UNIX Live CD and distribution for the x86, x64 and EM64T architectures. The current release is based on Nevada Build 17 and higher.
The OpenSolaris project has created a Starter Kit for developers who want to learn how to install, boot and run OpenSolaris. The Starter Kit includes a comparison of OpenSolaris to other operating systems.
Many different software components comprise the OpenSolaris project, with the major components being referred to as "consolidations". The Operating System/Networking (ON) consolidation forms the base system support for OpenSolaris. To build OpenSolaris from the source, you first need to install a suitable OpenSolaris distribution, which at this time is limited to the Solaris Express Community Release (above).
Many different software components comprise the OpenSolaris project. Major components are referred to as "consolidations". The Operating System/Networking (ON) consolidation forms the base system support for OpenSolaris.
Operating System/Networking (ON)
ON includes the kernel, networking services and system libraries and commands.
Additional OpenSolaris consolidations:
The Sun Java System Application Server.
Developer Product Tools (DevPro)
The DevPro consolidation has multiple components available: the system math library, the media library, the microtasking library, SCCS and make and C++ runtime libraries. Some are available as source and some as binaries.
Developer and administration technical documentation. The source for multiple books is available. See the download page for details.
Internationalization and localization support.
Installation Support (Install)
Installation support and packaging tools.
A secure and comprehensive enterprise desktop software solution.
Java Platform, Standard Edition (Java SE)
Binaries for the Java Development Kit (JDK) and Java Runtime Environment (JRE) are available.
Source code to the SunOS Reference Manual Pages.
The Sun Java System Message Queue. An open source zip file is available.
Network storage device support.
Open source software that is bundled with Solaris/OpenSolaris.
The SPARC graphics consolidation has drivers available in binary form.
OpenSolaris Test Suites and Test Tools.
X11 software.
Additional OpenSolaris consolidations will be available in the future. See the Roadmap for information.
It is recommended that the Sun Studio 11 compilers be used to build OpenSolaris source. Some consolidations are working to support the use of GCC in addition to Sun Studio. Specific download pages outline details.
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