Debian GNU/Solaris: Enterprise-Grade OS with Linux Userland

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A new development has emerged that offers a Linux-like userland within an enterprise-grade operating system, specifically Solaris. This initiative is currently in the pilot program phase but shows promise for attracting users who prefer Linux environments while benefiting from Solaris's robust features. The potential for this integration could encourage a shift from Linux to Solaris, presenting a "best of both worlds" scenario for users seeking enhanced functionality and stability in their operating systems.
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Just saw this:

http://linux.slashdot.org/linux/05/11/02/0418234.shtml?tid=90&tid=106

This is great, indeed. Especially, for those that wish to have a Linux-like userland in an enterprise-grade OS. Hopefully, this will encourage movement to Solaris, in general, instead of to Linux. This is, unfortunately, only in the "Pilot program"-phase at the moment. Looks like it has potential, though. :smile:
 
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Great news! Hopefully the potential translates to something concrete, "best of both worlds".
 
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