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Kudos to Fedora for making such a bold move. Oracle's commitment to MySQL is questionable. So, even though MariaDB does not have MySQL's 'brand' recognition, it
by rohshall 14y ago
Kudos to Fedora for making such a bold move. Oracle's commitment to MySQL is questionable. So, even though MariaDB does not have MySQL's 'brand' recognition, it's completely backward compatible with MySQL (at least till now). And I think most people can just switch to MariaDB without any issues.
- whalesalad 14y agoI run mariadb on my Mac instead of MySQL. It's been fine as a transparent replacement thus far on my contracting gigs.