[NTLUG:Discuss] Apache 2.0 performs better on non-Linux platforms...

[Chris Cox]

...because....http://www.eweek.com/article/0,3658,s=702&a=25458,00.asp says:
> On Unix, don't expect a big performance boost with the new release. In tests of Apache 2.0 vs.
> Apache 1.3.24 running on Red Hat Inc.'s Red Hat Linux 7.2, performance was nearly identical (though
> still very good). However, platforms such as Solaris and AIX, where a process switch is relatively
> slower than it is on Linux, will benefit much more from Apache 2.0's hybrid process/thread design. 

So the question is.... where are the Apache benchmark comparisons between Linux
and
say... Solaris??  I think that would be interesting.  Sun, an anti-Linux
company,
would probably not appreciate the comparsion of course, but I think it would
be interesting none the less.

Of course the hybrid/threading feature was considered one of the major feature
changes
in Apache 2.0 (that and the "native" Windows support).... has anyone tried 2.0
out yet?  Any thoughts?  What's the best feature of 2.0 for Linux?

(just trying to liven up the discussion list with something other than a support
request)
Chris