As long as applications / GUI are not created using Java, then they are considered acceptable to me. Oracle does not fit into the list since it is created using Java. Applications by Java are normally very slow. A very good example is the NetBeans IDE. Simply compare Eclipse with NetBeans, MsSQL with Oracle, etc, the former one in the comparison definitely score better in terms of speed. Of course free is good! PostgreSQL and MySQL are equally powerful as compared to M$SQL.
http://news.com.com/Free+is+the+new+cheap+for+software+tools/2100-7344_3-6032986.html
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