Subject | Re: [ib-support] Firebird on Linux |
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Author | Jaume Andreu Sabater Malondra |
Post date | 2002-10-02T10:40:55Z |
On Wednesday 02 October 2002 12:23, Michael Vilhelmsen wrote:
have to. :-D
Now seriously, the thing is that Windows cannot compete with Linux, but it's
not only a matter of the operating system, but the port of Firebird server to
those to Operating Systems (considering M$'s an OS, which is a risky
statement :-D).
I am not aware of the differences of implementation between Firebird for
Windows and for Linux/UNIX, but in case there aren't, and supposing it uses
all advantages of Linux, then there is no chance for poor Windozes...
--
Jaume Andreu Sabater Malondra
jsabater@...
http://www.linuxsilo.net
Registered linux user #209072
"Ubi sapientas ibi libertas"
> Anyone who has any experience on using a Firebird Server on a LinuxI do on some GNU/Debian Linux boxes. But just for web purposes.
> server ?
> Does it run as well (or better?) as on a Windows 2000/XP Server ?Fortunately, I have never tried to run it on M$ Windows. I hope I will never
have to. :-D
Now seriously, the thing is that Windows cannot compete with Linux, but it's
not only a matter of the operating system, but the port of Firebird server to
those to Operating Systems (considering M$'s an OS, which is a risky
statement :-D).
I am not aware of the differences of implementation between Firebird for
Windows and for Linux/UNIX, but in case there aren't, and supposing it uses
all advantages of Linux, then there is no chance for poor Windozes...
--
Jaume Andreu Sabater Malondra
jsabater@...
http://www.linuxsilo.net
Registered linux user #209072
"Ubi sapientas ibi libertas"