Installing MySQL on Ubuntu vs Mac
2007-11-15 00:26:23.565522+01 by
Dan Lyke
4 comments
Because I am completely immersed in things Apple and Mac for three days: Installing MySQL on Ubuntu (The Mark Pilgrim way) is a response to Installing MySQL on Mac OS/X, Via Genehack. Especially given some "Panther" experiences, it was laugh out loud (and I'm sitting in a room with a bunch of other people hacking on code) funny.
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#Comment Re: made: 2007-11-15 03:27:47.372051+01 by:
meuon
On my Ubuntu 7.04 laptop I installed Apache and MySQL and all related LAMP goodies by:
- Put in the 7.04 Server CD
- Edit /etc/apt-sources to include the CDROM or just run: "apt-cdrom add"
- Run "apt-get update"
- Run aptitude, or synaptic, and install "apache, mysql, php.." or just type "apt-get install ubuntu-lamp" and get Apache, PHP, MySQL.. etc.. all at once.
- either use the defaults, or configure Apache and such the way you want...
- start coding.
Reportedly it works the same way on 7.10 but I haven't done it that way for 7.10, yet.
#Comment Re: made: 2007-11-15 05:45:30.448299+01 by:
Dan Lyke
Yeah, the instructions are mocking the ridiculous procedures to do that on the Mac.
#Comment Re: made: 2007-11-15 13:36:40.627754+01 by:
meuon
I saw the Mac one. Ugly.
Neither Mac or M$-Machines are really designed for such things or uses.
You should be buying "solutions for data warehousing" from a company with a proper GUI installer that was "inspired by" the working code in an FOSS system.
#Comment Re: made: 2007-11-15 21:24:42.666308+01 by:
meuon
I'm almost done with a day spent building a M$-2003 Enterprise Server, with SQL Server 2000 3a, a configuration demanded as part of a project. In reality, Even the MySQL on Mac is preferable. Heck, it took me 2 hours to get the ethernet drivers (Intel chip - standard stuff) working properly. Now I'm installing service packs and updates.
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