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On Wed, 2003-10-22 at 17:34, Ed Wilts wrote:
> It depends on what level of support and lifecycle you want. You could
> run Fedora which I am assuming will include mysql-server. You have
> essentially no support and a short life cycle.
>
> You could run Red Hat Professional Workstation, and add mysql-server
> yourself by either grabbing the srpm or getting the mysql sources and
> rebuilding, or by getting a binary rpm from someplace else (Fedora or
> other distros, or from the mysql site). You have a multi-year lifecyle.
^^^ You have a multi-year lifecycle for everything except mysql packages
that you build yourself.
> You could get RHEL WS, ES, or AS and add mysql-server yourself.
Ditto.
> You could get the separate layered product, but I believe we 're waiting
> for more details on what this entails.
Yeah. I think this is still to be determined.
~spot
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Tom "spot " Callaway <tcallawa(a)redhat*com > LCA, RHCE
Red Hat Sales Engineer || Aurora SPARC Linux Project Leader
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