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To: Robert who wrote (23360)	11/24/1999 7:36:00 PM
From: JC Jaros	Read Replies (1) of 64865

Linux restricts the number of threads the JVM can run. This is 'green threads/native threads' as perhaps discussed on blackdown.org? What I get from that (there isn't exactly a faq), is that a second processor is of help (with Linux) when it comes to running Java(?) What is the practical effect of the thread limitation thing? Is this an issue for Linux as a JavaServer platform? Is it an issue as a development platform? Also, what is the reason the Linux JVM is 1.2pre2 while other JVMs are 1.21 (Solaris) and 1.22 (Windows)? Thanks Robert. -JCJ

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