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Requiring MySQL for a desktop service running in the background honestly seems crazy to me.
by DEADMINCE 3y ago
Requiring MySQL for a desktop service running in the background honestly seems crazy to me.
- jraph 3y agoApparently one can switch databases and use PostgreSQL or SQLite instead. Not sure why SQLite is not the default. Maybe they expect several applications to write to the DB concurrently and expect that SQLite might cause perf issues. Though there's nothing in the doc about this.
- redeeman 3y agothey used mysql embedded... many softwares on windows uses sql server embedded, for just specific applications
- kaba0 3y agoWhy? I mean, if there is a single, even slightly heavy db running for a desktop environment that would seem fine. Of course each service having its own is an overkill.