• Created

    Jul 02 2003, 13:35

  • Updated

    Mar 02 2010, 21:00

  • By

    Rui Carmo

Sun

Sun Microsystems, the people who nearly caused a riot when they tried to end SunOS and started shipping Solaris without an X server and who got acquired by Oracle in 2010.


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