> Thank you for the response. You answered exactly what I asked.
> However, I failed ask what I wanted to know. What I'm really after is
> what Sun product replaced the RaQ and Qube products and are they an
> improvement? If so, in what way?
There are no Sun products that directly replace the RaQ or Qube. They
only sell generic servers and workstations, not appliances. I guess if
you wanted to look at them, the low end Sun Fire servers could be
considered RaQ replacements -- I just put BQ on a Sun Fire x2100 and
it seems to work very nicely. But I really don't think that a generic
server with a choice of operating systems can be considered an
appliance replacement.
Sun basically gave up on the concept of appliances, and flushed the $2
billion they paid for Cobalt down the toilet... at least they released
all the code under a BSD license so somebody could do something useful
with it.