[Kde-pim] akonadi and the mysql dependency

[Robert Taylor]

A quick thanks for the recognition that I wasn't trying to stir anything, that 
is appreciated.

I googled the issue but cleared missed the FAQ, my thanks on that.  This is 
why I have come back to KDE after so many years on GNOME ... everything is so 
modular even the craziest itch is easy to scratch.

Yes, I am fairly biased on this matter, and in the end it's an itch I haveto 
live with ... and yep, code talks indeed.  It wasn't meant as a complaint.  
You guys are right, either I help out with the PG end of things or I live with 
MySQL.

If anyone that is working on the PG end of things is looking for help, maybe a 
quick email can flesh out where I am/not able to help.  Let me know.

Thanks!

R.


On Saturday 06 September 2008 06:07:10 Kevin Krammer wrote:
> On Saturday 06 September 2008, Brad Hards wrote:
> > On Saturday 06 September 2008 03:26:32 pm Robert Taylor wrote:
> > > Please note: I am not trying to start a flame war - I would like to
> > > leave it at just saying that we all have differing opinions on rdbms,
> > > they will never converge and divergent requirements will always be the
> > > norm. From the start of this email, you don't seem very objective about
> > > this,
> >
> > especially given the apparent lack of understanding of what mysql is
> > being used for here.
>
> I think this was uncalled for.
>
> Even people quite involved with the project are often not clear enough
> about all internal details and actually should not have to if they are
> working on a different level of the stack.
>
> IMHO it is great that Robert as somebody not involved at all understand
> that we might need a rdbms for something and is just quering whether there
> are any technical reasons to choose a specific one.
>
> Cheers,
> Kevin

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