[OpenIndiana-discuss] from the lost to the river

[Alex Smith (K4RNT)]

Don't be embarrassed to ask questions. However, there are some references
that may be helpful and may answer your questions faster than posting to
the mailing list.

The Rosetta Stone for Unix - add Linux and/or Mac OS X in addition to
Solaris, and you'll get some useful command references, however some of the
commands here are not in use on OpenSolaris anymore, so ask any questions
you may have after reading these.
http://bhami.com/rosetta.html

Oracle CommandComparo Wiki
https://wikis.oracle.com/display/OTNTaskFinder/CommandComparo+Home

Also good reference books include the OpenSolaris Bible by Nicholas A.
Solter:
http://amzn.com/B004T6YVSS

Hope these help. Feel free to ask questions - we're really friendly! :)


On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 at 3:41 PM, lazaro <netadmin at lex-sa.cu> wrote:

> Hi all. I'm very newb in this matter of SunOS and the whole familily
> (illumous and his OI) but if all work like the documentation say... it
> is a perfect OS. Also my english is not the best thing.
>
> My questions:
>
> Could I make "novice's questions" here?
>
> An answer can be RTFM but really de FM is very hard for understand. From
> where I'm, no much people read (or like) the english and the
> documentation crisis close me the doors for make a community, so... I'll
> start to write my experience in spanish but the primary question is:
>
> could I make "stupid and documented questions" in this list?
>
> For example, how to build a package for the repo... nobody give me a
> link. I stamp my face against a kind vodoo ritual with mercurial
> involved but never get undesrtand nothing (well, just a bit) For
> example, what a hells is the famous "userland-gate" The wiki is very
> implicit and short.
>
> Then, come the first pack of avoiding stupid questions:
>
> -where I must read for learn?
> -from where begin, where is the square number one
> -where are the definitions of thats stranges words
>
> Read all the openindiana features is like go shopping without money. You
> draft crazy look all the good things in the shelvings. Where is the
> ticket sells for get the train and reach this dark but powefull land
> showed in the openindiana's posters?
>
>
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