hi Pravin, On Thu, 2009-05-21 at 12:12 +0530, Pravin Dhayfule wrote: > End Users indeed are concerned. May be not with the name, rather with the > deployment. When we build and distribute Desktop Applications, end users > assume that they can just install the application through a setup file and > its done. When they want a backup, they just need to click on a "Backup Menu > Item" and enter the "Save As" file name. > But how does that relate to having or not having a certain software component which the user would never go and see? As you rightly said, all that users want is a button to back up, button to restore, may be a button to change the server location etc.
> These are the perspectives of end users. Now it doesnt matter if we use > My-SQl or any other DB, the users are concerned with ease to deploy.... > And performance, which is the responsibility of the developer. And I am dead sure a toy database for personal level data is never going to be choice for a big accounting software. Again end-users are if different types. A sysadmin is an end user and a data entry person is an enduser as well. happy hacking. Krishnakant. > Bye > Regards -- http://mm.glug-bom.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
