linuxquestions says: I thought the 1000 was supposed to be quiet, similar to the 1500...I can really recommend the SunRay, as it has no CPU nor RAM of its own...SUN recommends 4GB RAM and a dual core in the server, for 100 simultaneous SunRays, although Guru Jilliagre objects and recommends more...see more

mail-archive says: This is almost certainly a terribly bad idea...It asks me to choose keyboard, mouse, etc., then I continue and choose a workstation installation then choose OK...All you "Microsoft haters" out there, Microsoft ain't THIS bad...see more

forums.nekochan says: I'm not trying to convert anybody to Sun, I'm just passing along a pretty good deal on Sun Blade 1000 machines...The Sunblade 1000 and 2000 are essentially the same machines, the Blade 2000 can go up to dual 1.2GHz, so does the Blade 1000 (although not supported by Sun...see more

osnews says: I read the article and I can't say that I found a particularly stunning comparison between the Blade 1500 and a like-priced x86 solution...They truly are their "worst" hardware offerings, and they ain't bad at that...A case in point would be Sybase vs...see more

opensolaris says: ... on how to setup Xorg on a W2100Z workstation and Nevada b53 (24" Sun monitor) ... Copyright © 1995-2005 Sun Microsystems, Inc. ...see more