[EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Bear) writes:
> wanting to avoid religious warfare, I'm curious if there may be some
> who would have recommendations for what operating system is 'best' to
> run postgresql 8.x on.. I've used postgresql 7.x on FreeBSD. It was
> already. But, I'm getting sucked into the li
Hello,
> I'm more concerned though about the complete experience, i.e.
> postgresql performance on Linux vs Bsd vs Windows...
> Maintainability.. Stability... os tweeks that were really needed to
> make pg work well, etc.
>
> I would really like to hear from those who have used postgresql on
> mul
I'm more concerned though about the complete experience, i.e.
postgresql performance on Linux vs Bsd vs Windows...
Maintainability.. Stability... os tweeks that were really needed to
make pg work well, etc.
Linux and FreeBSD is going to be your best bet. BSD is a little better
and dealing with
On Mon, 2005-05-23 at 14:02, David Bear wrote:
> wanting to avoid religious warfare, I'm curious if there may be some
> who would have recommendations for what operating system is 'best' to
SNIP
> I'm more concerned though about the complete experience, i.e.
> postgresql performance on Linux vs B
wanting to avoid religious warfare, I'm curious if there may be some
who would have recommendations for what operating system is 'best' to
run postgresql 8.x on.. I've used postgresql 7.x on FreeBSD. It was
already. But, I'm getting sucked into the linux world and have found
Suse 9.3 a pretty good
