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On 8/20/12 12:47 PM, Rich Freeman wrote: |
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> Seems like the best comparisons are between linux-based systems of |
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> identical configuration. Crossing OS boundaries might also be useful |
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> but obviously you aren't going to be testing systemd that way. |
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I do not care about systemd at all. I care about fixing a problem in |
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what I'm using. If openrc is really slow on reboot and boot I'd like to |
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figure out why it isn't for me. (compared to the OS touted as the best |
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for user experience.) |
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> Perhaps do a test with both a desktop-like and server-like |
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> configuration (the latter having a LAMP-like set of services, perhaps |
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> samba, postfix, etc - though in a serious production environment those |
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> would be more isolated). |
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A serious production environment nowadays has each of them running |
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separately I guess. |
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