Door Team FOSS: [ De Windows kernel legt het op alle vlakken zwaar af tegen die van Linux in termen van performance! Some of the differences between the operating systems are staggering! I suspect that the poor process and file creation performance on Windows is to blame for the painfully slow git and CMake performance, for instance. Obviously each operating system has its merits, but in general it seems that Linux > macOS > Windows when it comes to raw kernel and file system performance. As a side note, I was quite surprised to find that Windows does not even offer anything similar to the standard Unix fork() functionality. This makes certain multi processing patterns unnecessarily cumbersome and expensive on Windows. Voor de fork: Nu je hebt weer onzin gevonden. https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fork_(informatica) "Windows heeft uiteraard wel systeemaanroepen om nieuwe processen te creëren, maar deze leveren een 'nieuw' proces op en geen kopie van het originele proces." Een fork in unix leeft standaard ...