> -----Original Message-----
> From: fooler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2000 6:41 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [plug] triple and multiple booting in linux
>
>
> hi brian,
>
> im fully aware about VMware and its a good product.
> however in my case,
> im doing a lot of stuff like im comparing the tcp stack of
> linux versus
> freebsd, efficiency of its threads during heavy loads of linux versus
> freebsd, memory management and many more. in order to test these
> comparisons, you need a stand alone of every OS on the same
> box so that
> apple can be compare to apple and orange can be compare to
> orange. since
> vmware let the OSes share those hardware devices, control the
> main thread,
> control the memory and etc. therefore vmware is not suited
> for my needs.
hi fooler,
I'm receiving mails from GNAT. It's a firewall mailing list.
I posted about tcp stacks of os before and they replied to me that
openbsd's tcp stack is 20% better than freebsd's tcp stack, 40% better than
linux and 70% better than windows.
Is this true? I haven't actually tried it kasi.
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