kama zei: > I have used FreeBSD, NetBSD and OpenBSD. Mostly FreeBSD the last couple of > years... Been running cs-servers on FreeBSD for aprox 5 years now.
Well, then you should know that the first post was not reality based. My initial reply wasn't the nicest possible, however I felt that the contribution you made with your post wasn't very helpfull. In case you had real intentions of helping with it, I appologise. > Also, in the most of the independent tests Ive seen, FreeBSD is faster > than other BSD's (and Linuxes). Espesially when it comes to concurrent > connections NetBSD drops like a bomb. You are maybe right that 2.0 is > gonna be sweet and all that. But thats not the situation right now. Atm > FreeBSD is the fastest BSD on x86. http://bulk.fefe.de/scalability/#netbsd2 However, it's indeed still beta, and no, I'm not here to throw mud at others nor to make holywars about the 'best' BSD. It differs for all people, and on the maintainer of the machine. > While you are waiting for 2.0 I am waiting for 5.3... I would guess that > 5.3 will outperform 2.0... We'll see :-) mvg, Wouter -- Wouter Schoot ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Website: http://www.schoot.org UIN# 42109851 _______________________________________________ To unsubscribe, edit your list preferences, or view the list archives, please visit: http://list.valvesoftware.com/mailman/listinfo/hlds_linux
