I'm planning to install OpenIndiana and want to know the recommended installation method. What are the minimum RAM requirements for both server and desktop installations? After installation, I'll need to manage software. What is the general purpose of the `pkg` command, what is the command used to list package repositories (publishers), and what is the general command to update all packages to their latest versions?
Navigate to 'https://openindiana.org/'. Click on the 'Documentation' link. Click on the 'Handbook' link. Locate the 'Getting Started' section and identify the recommended installation method (Live Media). Navigate to the 'System Requirements' section and identify the minimum RAM required for both 'Server' and 'Desktop' installations. Navigate to the 'Systems Administration' section. Click on the 'Software management' link within the 'Systems Administration' section. Identify the general purpose of the `pkg` command from the introductory text. Identify the command used to list package repositories (publishers). Identify the command used to update all packages to the latest versions. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Documentation' page and then to the 'Handbook'. The recommended installation method is stated as 'Live media (USB/DVD)' or 'Live installer (Mate desktop)' / 'Text Only (No GUI)' for workstation/server. The minimum RAM for a 'Server' installation is stated as '2GB'. The minimum RAM for a 'Desktop' installation is stated as '4GB'. The general purpose of the `pkg` command is stated as the client for 'Image Packaging System' (IPS) to 'manage software packages' including 'installing, updating and searching OpenIndiana software repositories'. The command to list package repositories (publishers) is stated as 'pkg publisher'. The command to update all packages to the latest versions is stated as 'pkg update'.