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Thanks again. &nbsp;<br />
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Yuzh, you keep on answering my questions, thank you.<br />
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Dave 
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Thanks again.  

Yuzh, you keep on answering my questions, thank you.

Dave

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I have a decent solaris box and came from a place where all the packages were proviced for me. &nbsp;<br />
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In the real world if someone wants business packages ( sendmail, &nbsp;Tomcat, Apache) where does one get them. <br />
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In the real world if someone wants packages for play (gtk-gnutella) where does one get them. <br />
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Are there a few good sites for Solaris Newbys ? &nbsp;I am pretty much a linux person. &nbsp;One thing I need to know more about is the eeprom ( go ).<br />
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I have a decent solaris box and came from a place where all the packages were proviced for me.  

In the real world if someone wants business packages ( sendmail,  Tomcat, Apache) where does one get them. 

In the real world if someone wants packages for play (gtk-gnutella) where does one get them. 

Are there a few good sites for Solaris Newbys ?  I am pretty much a linux person.  One thing I need to know more about is the eeprom ( go ).



Newby to Solaris, Where do I get the packages to install

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