Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 15th Jan 2008 21:11 UTC, submitted by anonymous
"The Linux 2.6.23 kernel comes with a modular scheduler core and a Completely Fair Scheduler, which is implemented as a scheduling module. In this article, get acquainted with the major features of the CFS, see how it works, and look ahead to some of the expected changes for the 2.6.24 release."
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RE[6]: Still waaay behind FreeBSD 7.0
by sbergman27 on Thu 17th Jan 2008 18:55
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Then you can interpret it as "Good post.".
Actually, I do seem to recall this exercise exposing some sort of problem with Glibc's malloc, which I think got fixed in 2.7 (released Oct 23, 2007) or something like that. So, like with Mindcraft, someone took a lemon and made lemonade.
Edited 2008-01-17 18:57 UTC
RE[7]: Still waaay behind FreeBSD 7.0
by gilboa on Sat 19th Jan 2008 09:01
in reply to "RE[6]: Still waaay behind FreeBSD 7.0 "
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... I did look it up.
I just couldn't, umm, see the connection.
Granted, English is my third language so I may be missing some hidden cultural difference...
- Gilboa