Not many do. There are quite a few things I build myself if I really really want to use it. A lot of the time it isn't worth it.
I would totally be using MongoDB for some projects (it fits the bill -perfectly-), but my resources for those are usually limited to Solaris on SPARC.
I do have an x86 desktop with Linux as my main PC at work, so I don't miss out on all the fun completely.
However, I do mostly sysadmin stuff, so a lot of the things I use come in the form of scripts, so it's often cross-platform.
Though I do come across some install scripts that just blatantly assume that everything is running Bash on Linux. Those are fun.
I have very little expectation that the MongoDB team will ever push a non x86 version. They do a lot of optimisations deep inside that rely on architecture specific things. But one can hope :)
Not many do. There are quite a few things I build myself if I really really want to use it. A lot of the time it isn't worth it.
I would totally be using MongoDB for some projects (it fits the bill -perfectly-), but my resources for those are usually limited to Solaris on SPARC.
I do have an x86 desktop with Linux as my main PC at work, so I don't miss out on all the fun completely.
However, I do mostly sysadmin stuff, so a lot of the things I use come in the form of scripts, so it's often cross-platform.
Though I do come across some install scripts that just blatantly assume that everything is running Bash on Linux. Those are fun.
I have very little expectation that the MongoDB team will ever push a non x86 version. They do a lot of optimisations deep inside that rely on architecture specific things. But one can hope :)