LXer: The state of MySQL forks: co-operating without co-operating

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12-06-2010, 12:42 AM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,345 Rep:	LXer: The state of MySQL forks: co-operating without co-operating Published at LXer: Summary: Oracle's MySQL is in pretty good shape, considering the circumstances. Chances are the community will be happier with the 5.5 release than anything we've seen for a very long time - focus is on scalability, finally! The community has been able to patch over the problems that are due to Oracle: keeping the MySQL conference alive, retaining the talent within the ecosystem and addressing enterprise customers with new 3rd party support providers, not the least of which is SkySQL.. [Funny he should say that.. - Scott] Read More...

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