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Subject: Re: KSE threads in 5.0
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On Wednesday 16 April 2003 11:24 am, Jesse D. Guardiani wrote:
> Howdy list,
>
> Could someone tell me how usable KSE threads are in 5.0
> right now?
>
> For instance, can Apache 2.0 be compiled with multi-thread
> support and run well right now?
>
> Or does the whole "work in progress" thing mean that it's
> unusable right now?
>
> Just trying to determine if I want to run 5.0 right now.

You should ask on -current.  You almost certainly do not want 5.0 release.  
The -current branch has progressed far beyond it and at this point is being 
treated somewhat like a stable branch so it will likely be much more stable 
than 5.0 Release.
Check the archives too, this gts asked a fair amount.  Google searching of the 
archives usually works better than the FreeBSD search page it seems to me.

Tim