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Re: Does anyone run test win vs. linux and can share how muchfaster is linux than windows, please?

From: Leandro Guimaraes Faria C. Dutra <ldutra_at_toyota.com.br>
Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2005 12:12:23 -0300
Message-ID: <OFCFE5F94B.76E6A4B5-ON03257059.0052F440-03257059.0053EF37@toyota.com.br>

        Would you please follow RFC 1855 in your answers? It's a bit confusing to read your answers without any clear marking of what you wrote and what you're answering to.

Niall Litchfield <niall.litchfield_at_gmail.com> gravou em 2005-08-10 12:08:44:

> dense to try and bring a little light to what you were saying. I
> *understood* what you were saying as being something along the lines of
> Windows is a low quality closed source os generally run by poor
> quality people and Linux is a high quality open source os generally
> run by high-quality people. where open source would also be seen as

        I was trying to be more generic -- Linux is just a part of an open system, and just one of several free software implementations of open systems. And being an open system helps regardless of code itself being proprietary or free; there are degrees of proprietariness.

        We are also ignoring other factors, such as centralised systems (Unix big machines, mainframes) being better catered for, maturity...

> with almost all your assumptions. I don't see that proprietory is
> necessarily worse than open, I have next to know way of telling what

        Not necessarily, but tending to. And surely in experience, especially if you consider on one hand proprietary implemenations of proprietary systems, on the other free software implementations of open systems, and in the middle -- and much more mature -- proprietary implementations of open systems.

> have the other points of the platform sorted out and (2) quality of
> workforce is exactly one area where platforms differ greatly, generally
to
> the advantage of centralised, open systems as opposed to client-server,
> proprietary ones.
>
> I'd disagree with point 2. I don't see any hard evidence for that.

        Let's leave it at that. I am speaking from experience, but then I can tell you my whole career and that wouldn't be statistically valid data.

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