What problems are encountered when using PostgreSQL for 1c on Linux Mint?

Question

PostgreSQL

Hello dear Habr users, I ran into such a problem, I want to install 1c on Linux , turned to the Internet with this question, and found out that this is not the best idea because
1. Native DLLs do not work
2. There are no COM connections. (when used)
3. The print mechanism in Word will not work. (Assumption that won't work)

What other problems are there and how can they be dealt with? I would like you to share your experience or give sources describing the problems. Yes, not to make mistakes and speed up the installation process.

In advance, thank you very much!

Answer 1

Since COM technology, in principle, only works under Windows, of course, all solutions using it under Linux will not work. Unfortunately, there are quite a few such solutions. More details are
written, for example, here
this may be fixed in future releases.
Details here

Answer 2

1. Native DLLs don't work

Native drivers work. Only for Linux it's not a DLL, but so. For example, the built-in drivers for the same barcode scanners also work in Linux. But if these are drivers from the hardware manufacturer, then many drivers and processing for Linux do not.

2. There are no COM connections. (using)

1C to gradually abandon the use of COM connections in their typical configurations.

3. The printing mechanism in Word will not work. (Assumption that won't work)

What is it like? Save to *.doc, *.docx, *.xls, *.xlsx is still there.
PS For example UNF, it works quite well on Ubuntu 20.04

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Answer 3

If you are raising a 1C server on Mint (essentially Debian) and you do not need Windows gadgets, then everything will be fine. Depending on how you deal with the configs, you will have a performance drop compared to windows and whine on exactly the same hardware, or vice versa, you will get a win.
If you use the client part on Linux, then there may be surprises - you need to conduct testing. Once upon a time, I tried - there were terrible fonts and black squares instead of some pictures - and I abandoned the idea (I left the server on Linux, and continued to keep users on Windows).