[NTLUG:Discuss] difference between linux and solaris

[Bug Hunter]

  slowlaris can be purchased for the PC for a very cheap price (maybe
$79), from Sun.  Get it and play with it, and pretend competence. :)  

  RH/Mandrake Linux is Posix compliant and uses Sys V init scripts.
Basically, if you understand Linux's init system, you can understand the
init systems of HPUX, DGUX, Debian, Solaris, etc., from my _experience_ on
these systems.  There are minor differences that are easily grasped from
reading the text based init files and noting their locations in the file
tree.


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On Thu, 15 Mar 2001, micky john wrote:

> Hello,
> I was job searching, and saw a job for a Unix administrator with 1-3 yrs 
> experience.  I've been doing Linux and am wondering what is the difference 
> between solaris and linux.  I applied for the job, stating that my admin 
> experience is with linux but wish to get involved in the Unix field.
> What do you think?  Do i have a chance to get a Unix job w/Linux experience?
> Thanks again,
> -Micky Fokken