If you want REAL benchmarks, here are some starters:

http://www.netcraft.com/survey/

http://www2.itworld.com/cma/ett_article_frame/0,2848,1_1680,00.html

http://www.cm.nu/~shane/lists/comp.mail.sendmail-2000-10/0265.html

http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,35113,00.html

Forget about academic benchmarks performed in closed environments with
millions of $$ of hardware thrown at them and software and hardware
tuned to running the benchmark -- let's talk about the Real World
here.

Regards,

-- Raju

>>>>> "Binand" == Binand Raj S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

    Binand> RaghuNath L forced the electrons to say:
    >> is there any way to stop it , it is as bad as spamming Suresh
    >> any pointers ?

    Binand> Why? Those web pages are their owners' opinions, and they
    Binand> sure are entitled to theirs'. They never forced you to
    Binand> visit their site; there is no spamming angle here.

    >> this misleads it managars who are hesitent to move towords
    >> linux.

    Binand> Well, I'd like to meet the IT managers who'd take
    Binand> information from a hate site as authoritative. And take
    Binand> their visiting cards. And resolve never to work for their
    Binand> firms.

    >> I some time back read about some bodies post on barirng linux
    >> bash in U.S can the same be done here.

    Binand> That was from one of the humour sites (forgot which), and
    Binand> then someone posted to slashdot. It even had a nice
    Binand> disclaimer saying if you don't understand satire, then
    Binand> please spare us.

    >> or why not have independent org to do a benchmark ( please help
    >> if there are any bench mark already done).

    Binand> Mindcraft did - and the results were marked in Microsoft's
    Binand> favour.

    Binand> Of course, Mindcraft's benchmarks weren't as independent
    Binand> as one would have liked - the benchmarking tests were done
    Binand> as part of a Microsoft funded project, in Microsoft's
    Binand> labs. I think PC Week ran those same tests again and still
    Binand> the outcome was in NT's favour.

    >> http://www.linuxsucks.com/TopSucks.htm
    >> http://www.microsoft.com/ntserver/nts/news/msnw/linuxmyths.asp
    >> http://www.artisticcheese.com/Default.asp

    Binand> Take my advice - don't worry to much about this sort of
    Binand> thing. It happens - after all, they are Americans - they
    Binand> still have a Flat Earth Society there. :-)

    Binand> Binand

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Raju Mathur          [EMAIL PROTECTED]           http://kandalaya.org/

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