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What's a little confusing is that they are not testing the same versions of the software but (presumably) the distro default version. So these benchmarks are no
by simfoo 6y ago
What's a little confusing is that they are not testing the same versions of the software but (presumably) the distro default version. So these benchmarks are not useful to test kernel and lower level performance differences.
- pmontra 6y agoTheir goal was testing two versions of Ubuntu (as per the title), that includes every difference between them. Example: Ubuntu 18.04 upgrades Linux up to version 5.3, Ubuntu 20.04 comes with 5.4. There are several other upgrades. They are listed in the first page of the post.