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Debian Linux vs. Debian kFreeBSD With Squeeze & Wheezy
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When FreeBSD 10 arrives which ditches GCC I'd like to see the tests with LLVM/Clang.
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Linux was faster than kFreeBSD.
But kFreeBSD have done lots to improve in Wheezy since Squeeze and is advancing quite nice and looks like it is heading in the right direction to soon be on par with Linux.
Good luck to both Linux and BSD!
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From what I see in the benchmarks, kFreeBSD is the superior I/O system. I'd assume the part which slows everything down is the broken GNU userland.
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Originally posted by BSD BullShitDistro View PostDebian's bigotness in not ditching the non-Linux kernels has caused it to become a backward distro as it cannot except advance software like systemd which are rejected by non-Linux kernels.
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Debian's bigotness in not ditching the non-Linux kernels has caused it to become a backward distro as it cannot except advance software like systemd which are rejected by non-Linux kernels.
This benckmark is just one of many that shows that there is no advantage in supporting a bsd powered version in fact, supporting such a version drains precious human resources which should be directed at making linux better.
The inclusion of BSD licensed software is also likely to get Debian in alot of legal troubles.
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Debian Linux vs. Debian kFreeBSD With Squeeze & Wheezy
Phoronix: Debian Linux vs. Debian kFreeBSD With Squeeze & Wheezy
The latest benchmarking adventures at Phoronix.com have been exploring the performance of Debian GNU/Linux versus Debian GNU/kFreeBSD when using the latest Debian 6.0.6 "Squeeze" images as well as the latest Debian "Wheezy" testing images.
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