Thread: Who's using PostgreSQL? (thanks)
Hi, Thanks to everyone who mailed their projects on PostgreSQL. My seminars are being held in universities, so such good examples help me convice them to use PostgreSQL. Regards and best wishes, -- Devrim GUNDUZ devrim@oper.metu.edu.tr devrim.gunduz@linux.org.tr devrimg@tr.net Web : http://devrim.oper.metu.edu.tr ------------------------------------------------------------------
Devrim, I guess many on this list might be interested in knowing what these projects are. If the sumbitters of information agreed, might you be able to upload a simple web page somewhere with the details so all of us can see just where pgsql has been used? Thanks Tim. At 08:30 10/04/2002 +0300, Devrim GUNDUZ wrote: >Hi, > >Thanks to everyone who mailed their projects on PostgreSQL. My seminars >are being held in universities, so such good examples help me convice them >to use PostgreSQL. > >Regards and best wishes, > >--
Tim Finch, FosterFinch Ltd wrote: > Devrim, > > I guess many on this list might be interested in knowing what these > projects are. If the sumbitters of information agreed, might you be able > to upload a simple web page somewhere with the details so all of us can > see just where pgsql has been used? Look at the thread "Who's USing Postgres Results" from 4/8. He posted all the blurbs. There's also the User Gallery on pgsql.com which though mostly containing outdated information and unwieldy (in my opinion) to search, will yield some useful info if you give it enough time. -Fran
Thanks Fran, I can't find that message in my local database despite having many messages here from Devrim, could you forward a copy please by private email? Thank you very much. At 09:56 10/04/2002 -0400, Fran Fabrizio wrote: >Tim Finch, FosterFinch Ltd wrote: >>Devrim, >>I guess many on this list might be interested in knowing what these >>projects are. If the sumbitters of information agreed, might you be able >>to upload a simple web page somewhere with the details so all of us can >>see just where pgsql has been used? > >Look at the thread "Who's USing Postgres Results" from 4/8. He posted all >the blurbs. There's also the User Gallery on pgsql.com which though >mostly containing outdated information and unwieldy (in my opinion) to >search, will yield some useful info if you give it enough time. > >-Fran Tim Finch.