Re: "Need some information about postgresql products and community"

Gavin Flower <GavinFlower@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> · Wed, 29 Aug 2012 08:38:44 +1200



    On 29/08/12 02:29, mithun wrote:

    
        Dear Sir,
         
        We are gathering
          information regarding  PostgreSQL open source product quality
          and its community. Can you kindly help me  to find following
          data.
        1.       Number
          of releases happened since last 12 months along with its
          version numbers.
        2.       Number
          of Bugs fixed since last 12 months and last 6 months.
        3.       Activities
          in each of the mailing list. Like number of posts and number
          of members involved since last 12 months and last 6 months.
        4.       Number
          of code contributors since last 12 months and last 6 months.
        5.       Major
          contributors to the community.
        6.       Number
          of downloads of the PostgreSQL open source software.
         
        With Regrards
        Mithun C Y 
         
         
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    I am curious as to why you want this information, and what you
    intend doing with it.

    
    As to quality, I would have thought performance metrics, sizes of
    databases, ... would have been useful.

    
    Cheers,

    Gavin

    
    (P.S. You cannot validly prohibit the use of information emailed to
    a public mailing list, and it is of dubious validity to prohibit use
    of email sent privately anyhow!)