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> Shouldn’t we appreciate that after decades of bad blood they’ve decided to now wise up? Shouldn’t we give the benefit of the doubt? If they didn't supported
by rumanator 7y ago
> Shouldn’t we appreciate that after decades of bad blood they’ve decided to now wise up? Shouldn’t we give the benefit of the doubt?
If they didn't supported SQL server o Linux then no one would use it, as using MS Windows on VMs forces an additional premium on deployment costs.
As I see it, supporting Linux on a specific use case is not a sign of wising up, but a desperate concession to try to stay relevant.
- pionar 7y ago> As I see it, supporting Linux on a specific use case is not a sign of wising up, but a desperate concession to try to stay relevant. Those are really the same thing, "wising up" and "trying to stay relevant".