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Slackware and Arch Linux switch to MariaDB as a default

Slackware and Arch Linux switch to MariaDB as a default

2013-03-25 2 Comments

Written by Colin Charles

Two bits of good news for MariaDB users from the distribution standpoint this week:

archlinux, Planet MySQL, slackware

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Jason Comito

2013-04-06

but I just started learning MySQL!

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- Daniel Bartholomew
  
  2013-04-07
  
  No worries, everything you’ve learned about MySQL can be applied to MariaDB.
  
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