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Report: Measuring Linux and Open Source

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LinuxPlanet; By Brian Proffitt 		Mail this story
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As Linux continues to move into the enterprise data center, its power and speed are often touted as being stronger and faster compared to other operating systems. But how much faster? And what numbers are used to determine its performance? One decades-old organization has already explored the paths of computer measurement, and is hoping to lend Linux the benefits of the trails it has already blazed.

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dinotrac ·
I was a CMG member for years in my old life as Mainframe Performance Geek/Capacity Planning Wizard.

Good group. Lots of smart people.

I wish them well!!

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