End the line: The last Sun Sparc Workstation @RetroBytesUK
End the line: The last Sun Sparc Workstation  @RetroBytesUK
Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
By 2007 Sun knew the writing was on the wall for their workstation line, so they decided to produce a final swan song. Apart from looking fantastic, was it all Sun users hoped for, was it a worthy machine for Sun to close out on.

Thanks to Pete, and Tim for letting me use their footage, as I forgot to film anything at the last event.

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00:00 - Intro
00:49 - A word from our sponsor
01:35 - Lets get a look at the Ultra45
08:19 - Who hurt you
10:24 - Openboot
15:25 - Network install Solaris
28:17 - A look at the Desktop
31:48 - Why did people buy a Sparc Workstation in 2007
33:31 - What can I do with an Ultra45
36:58 - Thanks
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