Hi All,
I think more than 6000 people here should be more active in terms of
Firebird visibility support - this poll received only 29 votes for Firebird.
Also, it would be nice to have more testimonials from Firebirders:
http://www.firebirdsql.org/en/testimonials/
(submit your testimonial in t
Alexey Kovyazin wrote:
> I think more than 6000 people here should be more active in terms of Firebird
> visibility support - this poll received only 29 votes for Firebird.
I think these particular polls are getting a bit tired. There were a lot more
votes in general last year - I think? From my p
Not everyone here chose Firebird for their project because they thought
it was the world's best database.
Probably rather more people had no choice at all, being assigned to a
project that was already using Firebird. And the same will apply to any
user community, of course.
--
Tim Ward
We chose Firebird ourselves, and love Firebird.
We use Windows though, not Linux, but we do have a few sites that have chosen
to use a Linux server. Haven't voted on the poll, as we really have no Linux
related question to ask, so don't qualify to vote on that poll.
Have added a testimonial to
Thank you, Maya!
Your testimonial is visible now.
Regards,
Alexey Kovyazin
We chose Firebird ourselves, and love Firebird.
We use Windows though, not Linux, but we do have a few sites that have
chosen to use a Linux server. Haven't voted on the poll, as we really
have no Linux related ques
agree more that Firebird users lost his passion... Why ? I
don't know...
Em 5/2/2014 10:39, Carlos H. Cantu escreveu:
Re: [firebird-support] OT: Vote for Firebird as Database of the Year
2013 at LinuxQuestions
From my own experience with the number of votes in polls at
firebidNews.org an
Hello Carlos,
> This LinuxQuestions poll is even "worse" in such aspect, since not everyone
> uses FB on Linux, and even when they use, most people don't wanna waste 5
> minutes registering to a site they will not use, just to be able to vote por
> FB. I would say that in the past, Firebird use
Paul,
IMHO, the major reason for the "decreasing passion" is the (too) long
periods of apparent "no activity" that we have between each FB
official release. People just get "bored". A new release coming out
creates a general "hype" making people excited, feeling that the
product is alive and movin
Nowadays, I'm very particular about what I sign up for. Once in a while I go
through my gmail account (with about 800 unread mails at the moment) and
unsubscribe from anything I haven't managed to read in the past year, no matter
how much I really wanted to get to doing so.
If a poll does not l
At 07:01 p.m. 6/02/2014, Maya Opperman wrote:
>Nowadays, I'm very particular about what I sign up for.
OK, time to move this topic to where it should have been from the start. (The
"OT" tag shows that the original poster knew it, too.)
Please sign up to firebird-general - that's your general "c
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