PC-BSD 7.1 vs. Kubuntu 9.04 Benchmarks
Earlier this month PC-BSD 7.1 was released. With the Phoronix Test Suite now having enhanced support for PC-BSD, we decided to see how well PC-BSD 7.1 performs against Kubuntu 9.04.
Right from the start Kubuntu 9.04 was ahead of PC-BSD 7.1 by a noticeable margin in the timed ImageMagick compilation task. Keep in mind, however, PC-BSD/FreeBSD is using the older GCC 4.2 branch while Kubuntu 9.04 is using GCC 4.3.
Kubuntu 9.04 had a moderate lead over PC-BSD 7.1 in the 7-Zip compression test. The Canonical operating system was approximately 10% faster.
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