On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 11:30, Scott <scot...@nyc.rr.com> wrote:
> Now, I haven't used its default config, but on a VMware server (that is,
> expensive commercial type with 32 GB of RAM, paid VMware ESX and so on),
> we tried using a more or less default Fedora and Ubuntu. The Ubuntu one
> is noticeably slower. Again, these are more or less default desktop
> installs (for various reasons, we didn't go with the server or more
> minimal installs---these are for our developers.)
Out of curiosity, when running Ubuntu on VMWare, do you run the stock
Ubuntu kernel or the -virtual one? We actually have a kernel designed
to be run in virtual machines which may be a bit snappier than the
stock desktop kernels.
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