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In Windows 2000, one can set the affinity of certain programs to different
processors in an SMP system; which is not possible with a vanilla FreeBSD.

Dan
gh

<snip>
> > b) The specific user can "do everything with FreeBSD, which he/she can
> >    do with Windows".
>
> Which reasons do you want there? Tell me one thing, which you can't do
> with FreeBSD
>
> >
> > - Giorgos Keramidas
> >
> Freddy




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