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New office, new Sun Ray, new B1600 Blade I just moved my office and lost my
Sun Blade 150.
I wasn't sure what it would be like to be on a
Sun Ray.
But I also got a
Sun Fire[tm] B1600 Blade System Chassis for development work.
The B1600 is in a lab.
Here's what I like so far:
nice and quiet!
I really like the whole session thing - being able to swipe my
badge/smart card in a co-worker's Sun Ray so we can work through a problem
together or be on the same page. 'Hot Desking' is the term.
This configuration makes me more
mobile and makes life easier for our Sys Admin - you
know who you are - Gary!
Wouldn't you know it - I forgot my badge the 2nd day in my new digs.
I could still use the Sun Ray but lost the beauty of the saved session.
Sun System Handbook
What content would you like to see added to the Sun System Handbook?
It was a happy day for the
Sun System Handbook Team when we found the
Handbook
had a record breaking number of page views for the month of May.
I don't think I should actually say what the record breaking number is BUT it IS significant as well as record breaking. (You know, it's not like we broke our own record of say 1500 page views in a month.)
I will say the Handbook is undeniably popular and we get a lot of good, constructive feedback. Makes it fun.
I'd like to get feedback about adding more content to the Handbook and going beyond hardware. What about Software content? Is the content at http://wwws.sun.com/software/ good enough or does it need a Support/Service slant?
Right now, the Handbook's Software content is limited just to
.
What are opportunities to expand? What would Customers and our Service people like to see? Send me a Comment. Please.
I'd actually like to get more involved on the content side. I miss authoring and maybe blogging will appease the urge.
