For those of you that have criticized Sun

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In summary, there is speculation that Linus Torvalds has joined the OpenSolaris Community Advisory Board (CAB) and may be announcing a fork of the Linux kernel to Sun's CDDL. However, it has been confirmed that this was an April Fool's joke and is not actually happening. This rumor was started by well-respected bloggers, but was later revealed to be a prank.
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I don't buy it.

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I don't buy it.

- Warren

Well, it looked reasonable at first (these blogs are from well-respected people). If you look at Teer's blog and at the bottom in the commentary section, you'll see his admission to the April Fool's prank.
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Related to For those of you that have criticized Sun

1. Why has Sun been criticized?

Sun has been criticized for its lack of innovation and slow response to changing market trends.

2. What specific criticisms have been directed towards Sun?

Some criticisms directed towards Sun include its failure to adapt to the rise of cloud computing, its dependence on proprietary software, and its inability to compete with other tech giants such as Google and Amazon.

3. How has Sun responded to these criticisms?

Sun has responded by shifting its focus towards open source technologies and embracing the cloud computing trend. It has also made efforts to improve its software and compete with other tech companies.

4. Has Sun's response been effective in addressing the criticisms?

While Sun's efforts have been praised by some, others argue that it may be too late for the company to catch up with its competitors. Ultimately, the effectiveness of Sun's response is still up for debate.

5. What can we expect from Sun in the future?

It is difficult to predict the future of Sun as it was acquired by Oracle in 2010. However, it is likely that Sun's technologies will continue to be integrated into Oracle's products and its legacy will live on in some form.

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