Hi,
I work for a company with a database product. This product is available for many UNIX platforms, but not Max OS X.
We are currently evaluating whether to support OS X with the next release or not. I'm an old Mac Hacker AND and old Unix hacker so I tend to think that OS X are two good things for the price of one.
Anyway, I would appreciate it if you could help me motivate why our product should be ported to OS X.
To avoid making a shameful plug for our product I will not mention it here by name. But just to set the record straight. It is an enterprise strength database with Core SQL-99 support (in the next, soon to come, release).
I welcome Email with insights or questions if you need more information to give a good reply.
Thanks,
Olof
I work for a company with a database product. This product is available for many UNIX platforms, but not Max OS X.
We are currently evaluating whether to support OS X with the next release or not. I'm an old Mac Hacker AND and old Unix hacker so I tend to think that OS X are two good things for the price of one.
Anyway, I would appreciate it if you could help me motivate why our product should be ported to OS X.
To avoid making a shameful plug for our product I will not mention it here by name. But just to set the record straight. It is an enterprise strength database with Core SQL-99 support (in the next, soon to come, release).
I welcome Email with insights or questions if you need more information to give a good reply.
Thanks,
Olof
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