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[01:59] <alienbrain> I know Ubuntu Server comes with mysql 5 by default, but does it also has mysql 4.1 or may be 4.0 also as alternatives?
[02:00] <alienbrain> ops, nvm
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[02:59] <lionelp> alienbrain: yes it also have mysql-4.1 available
[02:59] <lionelp> (no 4.0)
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[04:05] <MagicFab> I am looking to compare Fedora and ubuntu in servers environment. Does anyone know of resources with white paper /case study structure ?
[04:07] <MagicFab> this is a friendly although very light comparison
[04:07] <MagicFab> http://en.jakilinux.org/choose/comparison?distro1=Debian&distro2=Fedora
[04:33] <alienbrain> lionelp: that's great, many thanks
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