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xbitlabs.com - 9/17/2009
ARM, Via Technologies See Opportunities for Linux on Mobile Platforms
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ARM and Via Technologies Join Linux Foundation
[Phoronix] Another Look At Intel's Lynnfield Linux Performance
phoronix.com - 9/24/2009
[Phoronix] Another Look At Intel's Lynnfield Linux Performance
— phoronix.com — Earlier this month we provided a launch-day preview of the P55 Chipset on Linux along with benchmarks... from the Core i5 750 and Core i7 870 , which are the new quad-core Lynnfield processors. We noticed some odd performance issues under Linux when ... (more) [Phoronix] Another Look At Intel's Lynnfield Linux ...

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Linus Torvalds: 'Linux is bloated'
news.cnet.com - 9/22/2009
Linus Torvalds: 'Linux is bloated'
— news.cnet.com — Linus Torvalds, founder of the Linux kernel, made a startling comment at LinuxCon in Portland, Ore., on... Monday: "Linux is bloated." While the open-source community has long pointed the finger at Microsoft's Windows as bloated , it appears that with ... (more) Linus Torvalds: 'Linux is bloated'

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phoronix.com - 9/24/2009
Another Look At Intel's Lynnfield Linux Performance
— phoronix.com — Earlier this month we provided a launch-day preview of the P55 Chipset on Linux along with benchmarks... from the Core i5 750 and Core i7 870, which are the new quad-core Lynnfield processors. We noticed some odd performance issues under Linux when ... (more) Another Look At Intel's Lynnfield Linux Performance

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ARM and VIA join Linux Foundation
DV Hardware — X-bit Labs notes ARM and VIA have joined the Linux Foundation: Two designers of low-power microprocessors – ARM and Via Technologies – this month joined the Linux Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to standardizing Linux operating system. Both companies said that see huge opportunities for Linux in mobile devices, but while ARM processors power the vast majority of mobile ...

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