Richard Huxton wrote:
It can also be bad - the more time spent supporting Windows, the less
time is spent working on PostgreSQL itself.
Unless the Windows support attracts more resources. Personally I'd be
surprised if that's not the case.
That's clearly a decision only you can make. Getting replication working
on Windows will happen quicker the more people help. If all you want is
an off-machine backup, perhaps look at PITR (see manuals for details).
If you're using a Java based client perhaps something like C-JDBC
http://c-jdbc.objectweb.org would help. It's known to run well with
PostgreSQL.
Regards,
Thomas Hallgren
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