On 9/14/07, Brandon Stout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ray Hunter wrote: > >> W00T! - k, as if Mac wasn't a big enough of a draw, there is a high > >> probability that I will be pushing out some old hardware @ this meet. So, > >> if you are a PHP novice and looking for a comp to try out Linux, Apache, > >> MySQL and PHP (LAMP) then come to this meet, because I'll PROBABLY have 2 > >> computers I'm giving away. Now, don't get your hopes up, this isn't latest > >> top of the line stuff, these are P3 comps, 1ghz (I think), built in vid and > >> nic, they'll have the CPU, but you need to buy the hdd. I MIGHT have a > >> stick of RAM, but no promises. > >> > > > > you could do linux, apache, postgresql, php too :) > > > > (LAPP) rocks my world. > > > > -- > > thebigdog > > On this note, I'll make a big announcement for Open Source database > enthusiasts - MySQL and Postgresql alike. For some time I've wanted to > start a Utah MySQL User Group. I've heard others express interest in > such a group also. I've seen more MySQL questions each year in UPHPU, > and I think we have enough interest to grow a Utah Open Source Database > community. Let Utah show a higher level of support for Open Source > databases as it has for so many other Open Source products. Tom > Welche's (sp?) inspiring presentation on building Open Source > communities motivated me to, as Picard would say, "make it so". I've > registered these domains: > > http://umysqlug.org > http://uosdb.org > > The umysqlug.org domain currently redirects to uosdb.org. I'll put up > mail lists and add features later. Perhaps some of you who go to next > Thursday's meeting will stay after and help me plan the site, or maybe > we can make it a meeting in itself. Post your thoughts or comments on > the site, or comment in this thread. Who would like to be a postgres > champion,or a MySQL champion? Now's your chance.
May I suggest you do *all* Open Source databases? I think that MySQL is only a small portion of the available dbs out there. Think of postgres, sqlite, etc. All are databases, but some have a different purpose. Maybe talking about *all* db structures would be helpful? What do you guys think? Cheers, Clint _______________________________________________ UPHPU mailing list [email protected] http://uphpu.org/mailman/listinfo/uphpu IRC: #uphpu on irc.freenode.net
