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:On Mindcraft's April 1999 Benchmark
On Mindcraft's April 1999 Benchmark
May 7, 1999, 21 :19 UTC (3 Talkback[s]) (2116 reads)

(Other stories by Dan Kegel)

Thanks to Dan Kegel for this link.

"In March 1999, Microsoft commissioned Mindcraft to carry out a comparison between NT and Linux showing that NT was 2 to 3 times faster than Linux. This provoked responses from Apacheweek.org, Eric Lee Green, Jeremy Allison, and Linux Weekly News, among others.

"The responses generally claimed that Mindcraft had not configured Linux properly, and gave specific examples. Both Mindcraft and the Linux community agree that good tuning information for Linux is hard to find."

"Mindcraft probably did tune NT well and Linux poorly -- but rather than assume this fully accounts for Linux's poor showing, let's look for other things that could have contributed. I'm going to focus on the web tests..."

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It looks like the Mindcraft report broug ...   MS may regret subsequent improvements   
Benjy Thomas
May 7, 1999, 21:51:06
 
One thing that is obvioius to me is that ...   Community Effort yields result   
Joe Kaplenk
May 7, 1999, 22:37:34
 
This is exactly the kind of thing that t ...   threads   
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May 8, 1999, 00:53:54
 
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