approximation method (Taylor
approximation is pretty dumb if you ask me anyway).
Regards
Konstantinos Margaritis
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ding and then *if* it's proven worthy, then we can worry
about stuff like copyright assignment, etc.
> The new libc-help mailing list was also created as a place for people to
> learn the process and get the patches in a state where they're ready to
> be submitted to libc-alpha
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Hi,
First some introductions. I'm Konstantinos Margaritis, a long time
Amiga/BeOS/Linux user/developer and a PowerPC fan, former Debian
Developer, also a SIMD/AltiVec fanat
What makes the system stand out, from say a Atom based PC?
As you said, PCI Express, *actual* low power and probably higher speed
-all cpus mention are faster than the Atom at least in relative terms.
The SoC design means less components on the board, so smaller sizes
might be achieved.
On Sep 26, 2009, at 8:58 PM, Guennadi Liakhovetski wrote:
Ok, just a short comment. In principle I like diversity,
competition, etc.
And it was somewhat sad when Apple abandoned ppc. But honestly - why
should I be buying a ppc desktop system? If we restrict our
comparison to
Linux, because
ticular kernel/driver knowledge and neither did have to do
anything extremely low-level to acquire the data. Both used windows
user-level programming, though that was ~8years ago so don't expect me
to remember the exact VME boards or APIs used...
K
