Without much fanfare, Sun Microsystems has released the Solaris x86 version of Release 2 of its Java Desktop System (JDS).
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Without a peep from Sun, JDS for Solaris ships
Without much fanfare, Sun Microsystems has released the Solaris x86 version of Release 2 of its Java Desktop System (JDS).
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