At 11:08 AM 25-02-2000 +0100, Wim Ceulemans wrote:
>Unless you want to store for example your contacts in an RDBMS on your
>personal computer, instead of using MS-Outlook that uses an inefficient
>storage format and no integrity checks.
>
>You would in this case use the database server always just to service 1
>client program.
Hmm, how about you run linux and VMWARE. That way you have a virtual
windows machine on your Linux box.
You can then have postgres on your linux box, and whatever windows stuff on
the vmware stuff.
If you got a kickass notebook you can have even more virtual machines on a
virtual network. All stuck in one single Linux notebook..
But I still don't know of good ways to run database servers on Win 9x. Not
recommended :).
Have fun!
Link.
