Tom Lane (tgl@xxxxxxxxxx) said:
> That's hardly an improvement... mysql-embedded is huge too, in fact
> really bigger because almost nothing else is going to bring it in.
> So that's umpteen meg to download for no other purpose than amarok.
>
> The nearby comments about plugins seem relevant here: ideally, the
> packager of amarok shouldn't be forcing a particular choice of database
> on users.
Yes, but then you have a dialog on startup that says:
...
What database would you like to use with this program? [*]
[ ] MySQL
[ ] Sqlite
[ ] Berkeley DB
[ ] PostgreSQL
...
How is that an improvement for the user experience?
Bill
[*] I don't recall whether it was Amarok, but I distinctly remember a KDE
app with this dialog
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