Robert McMillan got some interview time with Larry Singer regarding
NC04Q4 on the 15th.
<URL:http://www.nwfusion.com/news/2004/1029suntola.html>
| One of the most interesting features of Solaris 10 is that it will be
| the first version of Solaris to support AMD's Opteron processors while
| running in 64-bit mode, said Dennis Clarke, director of Blastwave.org,
| a company in Cobourg, Ontario, that develops open source software for
| Solaris. Current versions of Solaris for x86 process data in smaller,
| 32-bit chunks, which means they do not perform as well as Solaris 10
| in certain types of applications, he said.

Congrats to Dennis Clarke, Phil Bown, and the rest of the Blastwave CSW
package maintainers for the press coverage.

John
groenveld@acm.org