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No, because the JVM is more supported, tested, used, and developed for linux.
by Scarbutt 10y ago
No, because the JVM is more supported, tested, used, and developed for linux.
- kev009 10y agoThis is no longer really valid with OpenJDK 8. I run a production Hadoop and HBase cluster on FreeBSD at work. I run Scala applications on my personal FreeBSD servers.
- olavgg 10y agoWhat about performance, have you benchmarked this? Java 7 was in my experience 50% slower on FreeBSD.
- kev009 10y agoSomething sounds suspicious there, I would use DTrace to see what is going on with locking. I have no performance complaints, including the HBase cluster that is very demanding.