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So will this mean the utter neutering of MySQL development... or its sale to someplace where it might re-establish its development on the database playing fiel

So will this mean the utter neutering of MySQL development... or its sale to someplace where it might re-establish its development on the database playing field?

qaexl 17y ago
I think it is time to look into PostgreSQL and Drizzle.
- _giu 17y ago
  that's not a bad idea, but as far as Wikipedia knows, there isn't a windows version of Drizzle available. this could eventually be a problem for some users.