On 7/4/2014 7:45 AM, Vitorio Delage wrote:
Because MariaDB is a fork, so very compatible with MySQL (at least in the
first versions)
Mariadb has been around for a long time, and is still billed as a drop-in
replacement for mysql, I don't think that is supposed to be changing any
time soon.
In gentoo, it was as simple as emerge -c mysql and emerge mariadb. I put
it off for a long time out of fear, and it was pretty much a non-event.
As for how a distro moves from one dbms to another, this question displays
ignorance about how distro s work.
Pretty much all distros have 'default' system packages, including DB's.
distros who have always used mysql as their default have been switching to
mariadb as the new default. Doesn't mean you can choose something else
(mysql, or postgresql, etc)...
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