Re: Democracy and organisation : let's make a revolution

> OK, I have heard this before, but I would like to know specifically how
> is PostgreSQL harder to administer than MySQL.  Knowing that will help
> us address the issue.

I find this statement about pgsql being hard to admin a bit hard to swallow
as well. Maybe it's cause pgsql is all i've _really_ used, and did tech
support
for it for a while.

I've had a few run in's with mysql[ for personal projects] and tried toapproach it with an open mind, but often i find
thedocumentation is
 
unclear
and hard to follow.

PostgreSQL has GREAT documentation and it feels very straight forward to
run.

The only problem is convincing everyone else that.

>
>
> > Maybe a PostgreSQL-Lite would be a better idea.  One that
> condenses the main
> > code down to something easy, that a desktop user could use, but
> maintain the
> > strength of the core code.  I suppose that means creating
> another project.
>
> Perhaps a config utility that asked you questions and modified template1
> and the config files.  How about that?
>
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