* Stephen Frost said:
> > > > Performance. The apache/khttpd combo beats the shit out of NT in m=
ost
> > > > benchmarks.
> > >=20
> > > No, it does not. What gives you that idea? The current khttpd has not
> > > much advantage compared to a good user space server.
> > Do you have any numbers handy? I would be interested in seeing them.
>=20
> I believe the duty to produce numbers goes to the person trying to get
> the code included. The idea being that you have to prove the solution is=
useful
> w/ code and numbers before it will be included in the kernel. At least, =
that's
> the way I always saw it.
Hmm... you are right, but partly. If something is being used, people say
it's good, it works for a group of people who need it and suddenly someone
comes in and says 'hey, guys! That stuff is a lousy piece of code, bloat and
absolutely not necessary here - throw it away because it's bad!' then THAT
person has to prove he's right, correct?
marek
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