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Title	Sun seeks developer help to make Solaris ubiquitous
Type	Feature
Source	IDG News Service 08/31/2007
Summary	Sun Microsystems Inc. has ambitious plans for the commercial and open-source versions of its Solaris operating system, hoping to achieve for Solaris the kind of ubiquity already enjoyed by Java. To come close to reaching that goal, Sun needs to reach out more to developers and endeavor to overcome some long-held prejudices against the OS. continue

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