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[…] Cole has talked about the frustrations that this causes and calls the Enterprise/Community split a failure. These refinements are interesting are definitely worthy of discussion, but I’ll leave...
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[…] Jeremy seems to disagree with me on this point: The fundamental idea behind the Community and Enterprise split is a reasonable one. It’s a model that has worked very well for RedHat with their...
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Jeremy, thank you very much for your interest in keeping the Enterprise MySQL source code available. The CentOS project keeps the latest version of MySQL in our CentOS Plus repository and we greatly...
View ArticleBy: Another Reason Why MySQL Gets It « rand($thoughts);
[…] MySQL Gets It Posted by Savio Rodrigues under MySQL , Open Source There has been some discussion about MySQL’s recent moves to clarify the targeting between MySQL Community Server & […]
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View ArticleBy: Refining MySQL Community Server at Jeremy’s Blog
[…] has sparked quite a few responses in the community, most of them negative. For one, it’s an extremely confusing setup […]
View ArticleBy: » Can mySQL take it back? | Open Source | ZDNet.com
[…] Jeremy Cole notes on his weblog, the main reason to do this is so Linux distros won’t ship Enterprise with their LAMP […]
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[…] jcole’s weblog Jeremy Cole’s take on life. Pescadero Beach, California « MySQL Community split officially a failure […]
View ArticleBy: 451 CAOS Theory » Balancing community and enterprise needs
[…] people have pointed out over the years that the MySQL development process is counterproductive (not least Jeremy […]
View ArticleBy: MySQL Enterprise: the lord giveth, the lord taketh away « Open Query blog
[…] think Jeremy Cole summarises the issue very well. Important promises for the community ecosystem were not delivered. This is a […]
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