> I work on a software product that supports MySQL, PgSQL and SqlServer "SQL Server on Linux" really means "More developers will be able to offer compatibility

> I work on a software product that supports MySQL, PgSQL and SqlServer "SQL Server on Linux" really means "More developers will be able to offer compatibility with SQL Server" - those who use Mac OS X and Linux as a primary environment. My software supports PgSQL, MySQL, H2 and Oracle because they can run on my Macbook, or at least in a Linux VM. I explicitly exclude MS SQL because I'm not able to install MS SQL Server to test (at least not with a legal license). It's the same for continuous testing: It's easy to launch a Linux VM on a VPS, it's much less easy to launch and execute automated tests on a Windows machine.