Re: Debian/GNU Freebsd (+binary compatablity?)
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>Date: Sun, 21 Feb 1999 01:55:36 -0800
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On Sun, 21 Feb 1999 20:44:29 +1100, Craig Sanders wrote:
>> That doesn't say much for Red Hat, then, does it, who makes their
>> business on supporting Linux.
>their business is selling linux CDs and support. it's not fine-tuning
>high-performance network servers.
You don't consider performance tuning support?
>anecdotal accounts aren't worth much, though.
Exactly, why do you think I am citing a specific factual source? I
could go on about what our servers are doing here, both good and bad for
both Linux and FreeBSD but that isn't the point.
>BTW, IIRC dejanews is linux based. hunt around on the net, there's
>probably more linux boxes running big sites than you'd think.
Probably not. I know about Dejanews and quite a few others. But that
does not go to state that Linux' network code is faster than FreeBSD's
network code which is where I started this thread by playing Devil's
Advocate. I have cited a factual, real world source of FreeBSD's grace
under pressure. 417Gb in a day. Where are the Linux numbers to support the
claim that Linux' network code is superior?
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