Retrocomputing Asked by Alastair on December 7, 2020
I have an old Sun Ultra workstation from early 2000s, running Solaris with an IDE called sparcworks. I’m trying to revive it (I have some numerical analysis libraries I want to retrieve and re-use), but the software license has expired. Has anyone been in a similar situation, or have any suggestions as to whom I could contact to renew the license (since Sun microsystems no longer exists). Thanks v much
This sounds more like they're interested in a license for "sparcworks" rather than Solaris itself. According to Wikipedia, this product is now known as Oracle Developer Studio after going through 7 name changes. So, you may want to contact Oracle about an updated license for that, with the hopes that it is still able to actually read the project information from your old projects.
SPARCWorks dates back to 1991-1992, so the modern version may not support the oldest projects any more.
Answered by Will Hartung on December 7, 2020
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