On Vista, they launched 108 applications at the same time ... On Linux, this is the norm.
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Actually, the most common server of the lightly loaded:
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CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad
RAM: 2Gb
[- = root - ~ = -]
# ps axfuww | fgrep -v [| wc -l
174
This, as you can see, is without nuclear processes.
So, "Linux followers" are not specifically proving anything to anyone. For us, this is done by sites with a million audience under our control;)
The adherents of Linux still remain aloof from this fight. But there is a feeling that soon someone will come from their camp and declare that he has 250,000 applications running normally on six monitors at the same time.
Actually, the most common server of the lightly loaded:
')
CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad
RAM: 2Gb
[- = root - ~ = -]
# ps axfuww | fgrep -v [| wc -l
174
This, as you can see, is without nuclear processes.
So, "Linux followers" are not specifically proving anything to anyone. For us, this is done by sites with a million audience under our control;)
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/23378/
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