>Waaaaaaay more than you'd think. We have data to show that about 40% of >all SBS installations are on Linux. > Really? I'm really suprised. Where does the data come from? Does SBS submit installation stats? Is it based on MySqueezebox.com client browser user agent info? Or perhaps survey data from forum posters, who may be more technically inclined? Or perhaps you are only looking at people that have a choice (people using SBS 7.6)?
I wasn't trying to suggest that Linux support should be dropped, BTW :-) >The MySQL user base is probably more like 1%, though I have no real >numbers for that. > More like 99%, as most are not on SBS 7.6 yet ;-) But I get your point. >I have no >authority to either stop or continue MySQL support, but if it's not the >default database, you can easily bet it has a more tenuous future. Up to >you, but that sure seems like solid reason to switch. > Only if it works, which for me it doesn't, so it's currently an easy decision for me to make. I've tried 7.6 several times, including blowing away my settings, starting failsafe (no third-party plugins). If performance is truly better, and when it works rock-solid, then it's a solid reason to switch. _______________________________________________ beta mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/beta
