On 28/12/2003 01:57 Chris Travers wrote:
Regarding the importance of PostgreSQL on Windows.
For example, I am developing a hotel reservation management application using Python and PostgreSQL (http://sourceforge.net/projects/openres). This will only run on Linux and UNIX, so in order to get this to run on Windows, I need to use either MySQL or Firebird. Or aI can require Cygwin. But that is a bit over the top IMO, for a small hotel or B&B to consider, especially because I want to run it if possible on existing equipment to keep implimentation costs down.
I'm in a similar situation. My app is currently PG-only (although I _might_ be able to get it work with Firebird eventually). Currently I have to sell Linux to prospective clients in addition to my app. A native Windows version would make my life a bit easier.
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