Benchmarks Of Solus vs. Other Linux Distributions & BSDs

Written by Michael Larabel in Operating Systems on 10 April 2017 at 11:25 AM EDT. Page 4 of 4. 34 Comments.
Solus vs. BSDs vs. Linux March 2017
Solus vs. BSDs vs. Linux March 2017
Solus vs. BSDs vs. Linux March 2017

Solus' stock compiler flags led to rather slow C-Ray performance.

Solus vs. BSDs vs. Linux March 2017

It was also the slowest with its LZMA compression test...

Solus vs. BSDs vs. Linux March 2017
Solus vs. BSDs vs. Linux March 2017
Solus vs. BSDs vs. Linux March 2017
Solus vs. BSDs vs. Linux March 2017

For the most part, Solus was running right in the middle of the road compared to the other tested Linux and BSD operating systems. Those interested in diving deeper into more Solus benchmark results can find them via this OpenBenchmarking.org result file.

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