Freebsd vs. linux
Anthony Atkielski
atkielski.anthony at wanadoo.fr
Mon Feb 14 16:24:32 GMT 2005
Ted Mittelstaedt writes:
> The main difference between a desktop and a server is a server
> needs beefy disk I/O or beefy CPU power or both, while a desktop
> needs beefy video and can often make due with piss-poor disk I/O.
A desktop also needs a GUI, whereas a server is better off without it.
> While a desktop is USUALLY optimized for the video, and saves
> money by using poor I/O, and a server vis-versa, if you had unlimited
> funds you could certainly put a hardware RAID card on your desktop
> and have an equivalent to the server.
There's still the GUI issue, though.
--
Anthony
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