Linux 2.6.20-rc6 Kernel Performance
Michael writes "The Linux 2.6.20 kernel will feature KVM support, Playstation 3 support, and a variety of other improvements. With the Linux 2.6.20-rc6 kernel out the door, Phoronix has written a performance comparison of the Linux 2.6.20-rc6 kernel against the 2.6.19 and 2.6.19.2 kernels in a variety of benchmarks."
Now that Vista is out I see Linux taking a quick dive into Commodore Country. Good Riddance.
Is this a joke?
He's running kernel benchmarks on a laptop?
Looks like half the things he was measuring were I/O bound? On a laptop?
Phoronix.... more like Moronix.
I tried to read the article, but someone has vandalized it with double underlined words all over the place and annoying popups when your mouse slides over them. I closed the window.
You could also add some remarks about Vista and global climate change, but yeah - basically bar graphs should be enough. Or pie chart. If you really want to troll Slashdot, make them link to Power Point files.
With that kind of performance increase, my Gentoo laptop is going to be screaming along after the release of 2.6.20.
Ok...was that sarcastic enough? With this crowd, one can never quite know.
Powerpoint files accompanied by PDFs and a video requiring the latest release of Flash.
It's slightly faster.... TO THE MAX!
Given that the article, obstensibly about kernel performance, makes no effort to actually cover kernel performance...
I was suckered in; it looked like a worthy topic. Now, I ask myself: Why did I bother?
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So tell me, when you boot up your kernel how many penguins do you see?
Inquiring minds want to know. Thanks.
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