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What I found the most interesting was how quickly Miguel de Icaza was to post on the message, trying to get involved with helping improve the performance. I'm
by chamakits 14y ago
What I found the most interesting was how quickly Miguel de Icaza was to post on the message, trying to get involved with helping improve the performance. I'm not familiar enough with the original poster, nor with opensim, so I don't know of this specific developer is someone the whole Mono community is keeping an eye on. Regardless I find it quite encouraging that the main public face of Mono is always keeping an eye out to help the community.
- makomk 14y agoIt's a PR thing more than an actually-helping thing. For example, the OpenSim developers had a problem where memory use exploded rapidly on heavily-loaded regions running under Mono, to the point that they had uptimes measured in single-digit hours, yet the same regions running the same code and workload under .Net were just fine. Miguel de Icaza's response was to run a totally idle region for 24 hours under both Mono and .Net, produce pretty graphs showing that Mono used less memory, and claim that the problem didn't exist. The developers pointed out the flaws in his tests, but he never corrected his statement or helped to find the actual problem.