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"...considering Apache.org win32 builds make up more than 50% of their downloads." That's not very accurate. On any other platform, you use a package manager t
by __rkaup__ 15y ago
"...considering Apache.org win32 builds make up more than 50% of their downloads."
That's not very accurate. On any other platform, you use a package manager to install Apache.
- sixtofour 15y agoI wonder what percentage of *nix Apache and Nginx users, where a managed package is available, still download and build from source.
- St-Clock 15y agoI believe nginx users are more likely to build nginx from source than apache considering that nginx modules need to be specified at compile time and the more you add modules, the more your performance might suffer (unless this has changed lately). This is probably why there are many nginx packages in ubuntu repositories (nginx-light, nginx-full, etc.).
- njharman 15y agoI did/do respectively.
- lukeschlather 15y agoFurthermore it's probably on the OS installation disk, so you don't download anything that specifically marks your installation of Apache at all aside from updates.
- __david__ 15y agoIt's part of the base install for every Mac OS X computer too (under the guise of "web sharing").