[ Thanks to Michael Larabel for this
link. ]
“Back in March we had compared the performance of Ubuntu and
Fedora as we tested Ubuntu 6.10 and Fedora 6 along with development
versions of Ubuntu 7.04 and Fedora 7. During those benchmarks,
Ubuntu 7.04 Alpha 5 had a slight lead over Fedora but the race was
extremely close. In August we compared Ubuntu and Fedora again
along with Xubuntu, Mandriva, and SimplyMEPIS, but using older PC
hardware. In these benchmarks, the results were also close but
Mandriva was the leader. Now with the release of Fedora 8 last
week, we have run a new set of benchmarks comparing it to the
month-old Ubuntu 7.10…”
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