Linux on Xeon: Separating Hype from Gnus

[Bradley Miller]

I don't know  how many of you know about this magazine, so I thought I'd 
pass along the link.

-- Bradley Miller

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>Subject: Linux on Xeon: Separating Hype from Gnus
>Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2003 17:28:15 -0500
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>March 27, 2003
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>For readers who want more than a virtual experience in professional 
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>
>Closer to home, this week marks the first of a two-part series as 
>openBench Labs emerges from its intensive explorations of the new 
>generation servers built on Intel Xeon processors to deliver some 
>significant benchmark gnus. Under the harsh lights of openBench Labs, the 
>powerful Appro 1224Xi-21 1U Server wouldn't roar without the help of 
>Intel's C++ for Linux version 7.0.
>
>Stepping away from labs and down a floating point or two, Open magazine 
>follows the sound of all those business people in the book manufacturing 
>supply chain who are now moving to the beat of an Open Source drummer 
>called Tambora. Read about this most interesting project and how its 
>members are determined to 'B2B' the paper-strewn world of printers and 
>publishers.
>
>Just click http://www.open-mag.com/8187769585.htm to go straight to the 
>subscriber home page and story links. And remember to send a copy to your 
>friends mired in proprietary systems.
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>Regards,
>
>The editors of Open magazine
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