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"I am very proud to be part of it." Cyril Plisko

"A grateful thanks to all those who have been patient with me this past year. In particular, jmcp, dclarke, dan mick, eric saxe and dan price. Thanks! :)" -- Jeremy Teo

"I'd like to thank everyone who aided in my recovery, got involved this year, offered suggestions, input, disagreements and passion - and taught me how to do open source marketing." -- Sara Dornsife

A nice summary of the year from a guy who was there from the very beginning: Rich Teer.

Steve on SCM for OpenSolaris. This is the critical next step for the project.

"A year ago today, the realization of something that many of us at Sun had pushed and wished for finally came true -- the open sourcing of the Solaris source code and the creation of the OpenSolaris Project." -- David Comay

"With the launch of OpenSolaris, the proverbial curtain was thrown back, and communication and collaboration between Solaris engineers and users/customers took on a new meaning (sky-rocketed is more like it). -- Eric Boutilier

"To me part of OpenSolaris is all about acknowledging and growing the community on Solaris for x86 (and now x64)." -- Matt Ingenthron

"My contributions to the OpenSolaris project have been a labor of love, and I look forward to contributing more over the years to come." -- Shawn Walker

"From me to everyone, from Jonathan down to the trolls on Slashdot, thanks for helping make this a great year and lets look forward to some truly great things in the year ahead!" -- Ben Rockwood

Alan Coopersmith reviews X and OpenSolaris this year.

"It is now 1 year from the day Sun first announced OpenSolaris, and it's certainly come quite a ways in the first year." -- Alan DuBoff

"The whole thing is about making Solaris install in a mode that is secure out of the box. This should be a no brainer, but since Solaris always strive to be backward compatible it is not easy doing a change like this." -- Martin Englund

"I've noticed a real difference in the way discussions now happen inside Sun, and it's a fantastic thing.... kinda like a caterpillar turning into a butterfly.There's been a visible crossover from discussions held in public." -- James C. McPherson

Sun's press release for the OpenSolaris anniversary. Don't like it.