31 July 2005 0 comments Linux
This blog post is 17 years old! Most likely, its content is outdated. Especially if it's technical.
Something seems wrong with this journalism:
"A report by Gartner Group showed that Oracle has 81 percent market share of Linux relational database software in 2004 compared to IBMs 17 percent."
What? Is only 2% of all Linux users using MySQL, PostgreSQL, Firebird, Ingres, Interbase or MaxDB? (see: a longer list of more obscure linux relational databases)
Ok, let's turn it around. Perhaps they only mean paid-for relational databases. Can it still mean that only 2% of all relational databases on Linux are completely free??
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