The only thing that comes to my mind is: Someone's had to do it. But it's still interesting that it's Oracle who did. This brings InnoDB/BDB and MySQL and of c

The only thing that comes to my mind is: Someone's had to do it. But it's still interesting that it's Oracle who did. This brings InnoDB/BDB and MySQL and of course Oracle under one umbrella. Also, Java now 'belongs to' Oracle, as does Solaris, xVM/VirtualBox, etc. I am curious how and where this will go.