Slower with age ... 2nd. part

Phoronix had prepared a second test, now is testing also Fedora 7 to 10 and compare the results with the big U. In my consideration, Fedora became slow in some parts, but there are some results showing big problems with the U like this:


So, if you improve your user-friendly don't means you need better hardware every release.

Testing many version of a same distro can show its evolution. Whatever, I'm happy with my Mandriva 2009.

Comments

  1. luisNovember 1, 2008 at 10:09 PM

    and the Mandriva benchmarks? :P Agree with you more hardware for each new version sounds like windows...

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  2. LinxeNovember 2, 2008 at 2:29 PM

    ... ask Phoronix to benchmark Mandriva, not me.

    I´m waiting for OpenSuse (in x86_64 version).

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