That's not exactly true :-)
The market I am going after are those that run windows on the desktop
and access Postgresql running on any server platform.
I would still argue that the vast majority of people access their
Postgresql servers from a Windows Desktop, not a Unix one.
O.k., lets say for the sake of argument you are correct. Then wouldn't
the sales of your product reflect that?
I am not trying to be antagonistic here, but honestly curious as to how
you are coming to your conclusions. I have been using PostgreSQL since
before it was PostgreSQL and except for Internet Explorer/Web access I
can tell you that most do not use Windows to manage PostgreSQL.
Will that change? Oh, probably as our native Windows port gets better
and better but right now... Meh.. I think your off your rocker :)
Sure the majority of the people that use this list may run a Linux
Desktop, but not everyone that uses Postgresql uses this mailing list.
True.
Sincerely,
Joshua D. Drake
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