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    1. COas a note, it's not recommended to run XAMPP in a production environment -- not even by the XAMPP developers. Also, the latest releases of XAMPP are known to be extremely buggy; the latest release that's actually stable, I found, was 1.7.3 when I was hunting for something usable a month or so ago.
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    2. COThanks for feedback! As I mentioned above, a threaded MPM is definitely an option, and given the feedback here seems like I should research it some more. Switching to windows would mean re-writing a lot of other daemons that run on the server. Would the benefits be that great compared to sticking with Linux? I'll mark this as answered because it is the proper solution to my question. I guess the apache tweaking could nearly be a separate one (for short term improvements)
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    3. CONiall, one of the things about Windows that people don't know, is that Apache+PHP+MySQL are bigger here than they are on Linux (more downloads for the win32 binaries are reported from mysql.org since 2009, etc) and the entire set up is rock solid. And the thread-based model is much more efficient here. Not really sure what benefits you'll see (aside from that) except for now being forced to having OS-independent daemons (from a rewrite - might as well make them work on both OSs) OR perhaps being forced to Virtualize your hardware (to run both Windows and Linux)... AKA future benefits.
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