Hi Marc,
No argument there. Solaris 8 is a LOT better then previous versions in
regards to driver support, but still a long way behind *BSD, linux,
Windows, etc.
BUT, if you've got hardware it DOES work on... it's really nice.
Regards and best wishes,
Justin Clift
The Hermit Hacker wrote:
>
Richard Boyes writes:
> My question is to what operating system would be a better
> one to use for postgres. ie linux/bsd.
More important things to worry about are a fast disk, a modern file
system, lots of memory, lots of CPU. The operating system ends up being a
matter of taste mostly.
--
P
On Mon, Apr 09, 2001 at 11:00:04AM +1200, Richard Boyes wrote:
> My question is to what operating system would be a better
> one to use for postgres. ie linux/bsd.
As far as PG is concerned, it doesn't really matter; PG will run very
nicely on any unix. In my experience, Sun's machines have bet
