FreeBSD 5.3-RELEASE is now officially available. This release marks a milestone in the FreeBSD 5.x
series and the beginning of the 5-STABLE branch of releases. New features from 4.x include massively upgraded SMP scalability including the new KSE M:N threading implementation, and the new ULE constant time scheduler (currently switched off per default). All in all these features bring scalability of kernel features on SMP systems (at least small to midrange systems) more or less on par with the Linux 2.6 kernel series with the NPTL threads library.
FreeBSD 5.3-RELEASE Available
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Now, I don’t know WHAT is your problem.
I used quotation marks as an emphasis. That I will not DIE for an OS. You tell people to shut up only about some OS right? Although they brought facts. That’s what zealot do.
I have my explanation. If you can’t understand that,
that is not my problem. If you call me coward, well something is wrong with your head. Call me anything you like, I already feel pity on you.
Eugenia, mod me down. Because it is OT.
You tell people to shut up only about some OS right? Although they brought facts.
Heeey! What facts are you talking about? Don’t you think that quoting a more than three year old article (not very factual article I might add) in _this_ thread is kinda odd? The 5.x branch wasn’t even created when that article (if that ‘fact’ is what you have in mind) appeared, and this is about the first stable release from that branch.
I don’t think adam’s comments were constructive in any kind of way. So yes, I said shut up. I also _explained_ why I think he is a troll. But if you insist on calling me a zealot, please do.
I don’t have any kind of problem btw. I just enjoy posting replies to threads no one reads anymore
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