# Future of MOO?

Fabien Ninoles (ninf01@gel.usherb.ca)
Thu, 27 Feb 1997 14:36:46 PST

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    On Thu, 27 Feb 1997, Brandon Gillespie wrote:

    >
    > On Thu, 27 Feb 1997, Jackie Hamilton wrote:
    > > So, I have a few MOOs I run, or would like to run again, etc., and am
    > > wondering if there's any future in MOO - i.e., will there ever be a
    > > diskbased version (and I don't mean FUP either), and will it ever offer
    > > multiple inheritance?
    > >
    > > Or is MOO dead now and I oughta look at something else?
    > >
    > > I've been considering Cold, but the lack of docu and the apparent
    > > instability are troubling.
    >
    > What causes you to say 'apparent instability'?  I agree that no system
    > will ever be flawless, but I have run busy cold servers continuously for
    > over a month without problem--only shutting them down to reboot the system
    > it was on or upgrade the db.  Commercial entities are using cold for

    I'm just can support Brandon on this way: Cold is may be not as stable
    then moo, but it looks as it because it's less rought on the system
    (sorry for my pour english). A disk based database are cool, the genesis
    driver are wonderful, the only it needs, is a more mature db (Cold
    doesn't have a big users pool as Lambda, means is development is really
    slower).

    But, by extension, starting a new core on Cold is a real pleasure and the
    base of the current one is wonderful (just too much on-work objects).

    just a little 2 pennies.

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