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Re: X1000 Beta Test machine in the hands of a beta tester
Posted on 13-Sep-2013 17:58:51
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@Zylesea

Quote:
Bet lost - and now?


Now we wait for OS 4.2 (and MorphOS 4)

Since there is no NDA anymore, what would be a fair benchmark
for x1000 under Ubuntu 12.04 LTS? (that could compare CPU/FPU/disk/RAM
performance to G4-G5 models).

Why Ubuntu? Because it should fully use the board, unlike current OS 4.1.6

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