I'd like to wade in on the question of base SW for the XS server, especially as
regards database support. I think the principle should be to use the software
with the most users and developers, and therefore the most support, unless
there is a compelling reason not to. So the popularity of LAM
Hi Tim,
in brief - we cannot use such simplistic criteria. In absolute
numbers, Windows 200x Server may outnumber Linux installations out
there. We have much more serious factors to consider :-)
If you can produce (and document) a thorough MySQL vs Pg comparison --
with numbers and scripts so I c
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> Hi Tim,
>
> in brief - we cannot use such simplistic criteria. In absolute
> numbers, Windows 200x Server may outnumber Linux installations out
> there. We have much more serious factor
On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 1:37 PM, Tim Moody <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for answering my question. Like you I only have anecdotal evidence,
> and producing a thorough comparison is beyond what I could achieve with a
> reasonable amount of effort.
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> I guess I'll continue to struggle get mo
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>> I guess I'll continue to struggle get moodle to work with Pg on XS(163).
>> I
>> didn't find Pg as an installed service an
