I share Moonbase's feelings also... specially this point... "There is no clear path where to go. What are the goals, where is the target market?". The move to SQLite (possibly to accommodate the new product line) and then back to MySQL completely left the existing MySQL users, like myself, wondering what to do. Do I stick with MySQL? Is SQLite the future... and if so why? Because of the new product line?... because NASes need a smaller OS footprint?... because it has better performance?... Should I plan to move to SQLite or not? Nothing has been clearly articulated. The "existing" user base is confused... I know betas are betas, but there is no clear vision (strategy) to which clear goals (strategy) are attached. What I fear is that the plugin developers will get frustrated with the platform changes. They have either stopped development (enhancements) of their current plugins or have not introduced new ones in quite some time. Palm OS is a great example of developers moving on to greener pastures when Palm failed to communicate a clear vision for them. Look at the number of Palm application and then find how many of those have been enhanced or developed recently.
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